Genre: Archive

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

Questions and Concerns By Mason Gehring January 15th Preview image: The Abyss Stares Back, Acrylic on canvas, 10″ x 10″, 2020 Image below: Portrait of an Illness, Acrylic on canvas, 10″ x… Read More

Using Unreal Engine and Motion Capture for Self-Expression Gabriella Krousaniotakis / January 14th, 2020 Blog#8 In the past four months, I have been learning how to use Unreal Engine in… Read More

The End of the Beginning By Chelsea Catherine Blog 8: 1/14/2021   First drafts of novels are what I like to think of as the end of a beginning. For… Read More

Found Poetry By: Sara Ries Dziekonski Blog# 7 1/14/21   I adore found poetry, because it makes what I’ve already known obvious: poetry is everywhere, and it’s for everybody.  … Read More

This year I have focused on color with more intention. Color has to be the most fluid thing I’ve ever known. For some the color red may be intense and… Read More

GET BACK TO WORK (SHE SAID)! Getting Back to Business Blog #6 Posted Jan. 9, 2021 By Emily Stehle IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE AN ORDINARY DAY… I’m a former… Read More

NEW NEW NEW By Mason Gehring January 8th Preview image: Elegant Insight, Acrylic on canvas, 10″ x 12″, 2020 Image left: The Wave, Acrylic on canvas, 30″ x 40″, 2020  … Read More

Reading by Yuly Restrepo January 8, 2021 This week it has been very difficult to focus. In addition to the events that occurred at the Capitol on Wednesday, which I’m… Read More