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Darkness Then Hope By: Sara Ries Dziekonski Blog# 8 1/21/21   On Inauguration Day Eve, I took Teddy Blue Eyes to crawl around one of his favorite parks. Teddy loves… Read More

Aquarius; The Philosopher By: Chelsea Catherine Blog 9: 1/21/2021   Tuesday the 19th marked the start of Aquarius season. A late January baby, I’ve lived my whole life reading Aquarius… Read More

Resonating By Mason Gehring January 22nd Generally, my creative process is a solo mission and I like it that way. I never played team sports as a kid and I’m… Read More

Ways of Revising by Yuly Restrepo January 21, 2021 When I’m revising, I like to revisit whatever I’m working on in a couple of different ways. I do a couple… Read More

Musing – Exploration of Art Works by Nikki Devereux | 01.19.21 I don’t just love to make art – I love to look at it too. Whenever I am at… Read More

IDEAS ARE NOTHING; DOING IS EVERYTHING* *credited to Ji Lee, a creative director at Facebook and Instagram Blog #7 Jan. 16, 2021 By Emily Stehle I subscribe to an online… Read More

Re-structuring by Yuly Restrepo January 15, 2020 I’m back to work on the novel this week and feeling that things might be coming together. One of the biggest anxieties for… Read More

In the past, I have often been asked how I begin my process or what my inspiration is. I have always had the same answer. I start with music. Listening… Read More

When I was embarking on directing “Macbeth” for The No Name Collective in 2017, I read Freud’s engrossing interpretation of the leads. He believed Macbeth and Lady Macbeth two sides of the same person. This idea, as well as my obsession with queerness and gender-play in Shakespeare, inspired me to have the actress playing Lady Macbeth and the actor playing Macbeth switch roles after Duncan has been murdered. … Read More