Genre: Archive

I believe that art, theater in particular, has the power to embody experiences we cannot put into words; we can live the situations of our bodies out on stage and actually change the narrative…. Read More

Growing Pains By Chelsea Catherine Blog 10: 1/29/2021   Today, I turn 31. It’s weird having a birthday in a pandemic, especially when you’re single and don’t live with anyone… Read More

Mentors, and Poetry That Inhales You By: Sara Ries Dziekonski Blog #10 1/28/2020   That shirt-grabbing kind of poetry that consumes you, takes your breath away, perhaps even performs surgery… Read More

Writing Group by Yuly Restrepo January 27, 2021 As a writing teacher, one of my biggest challenges is to find the time and energy to dedicate to my art, particularly… Read More

Creating Our Environment by Nikki Devereux | 01.26.21 As I looked around my home today, I realized that my husband and I create so much of our environment. In the… Read More

Reflection By Mason Gehring January 25th Today is my last day on anti-seizure medication for epilepsy and tomorrow is my 38th birthday. It’s weird having to revisit an illness that… Read More

DREAMING IS FREE or Monster Mash A Meandering Blog Post Blog #8 Jan. 23, 2021 By Emily Stehle You could live your entire life in song. Like in La La… Read More

Finding Motivation Through Expression by Nick Davis 1/22/21 During my journey as a full time artist I discovered rather quickly that I am not always going to be inspired to… Read More

Partnership is complicated. It requires a dedication and honesty that can feel at its worst like holding a mirror to the things you most want to hide about yourself or the things you didn’t even know you had to face. At its best it is like a becoming. A homecoming. Both. At the same time. … Read More

Unreal Engine Cinematography, Environmental Art and Rigging Gabriella Krousaniotakis / January 21st, 2020 Blog#9 This week has been amazing! I did a cinematography tutorial by Bernhard Rieder (a.k.a. The Fatty… Read More