Genre: Archive

The Passage of Time Dec. 15, 2020 By Emily Stehle In our Zoom meeting Friday night Gabriel, (my artist mentor) talked again about “The Passage of Time.” It’s making sense… Read More

POETRY BLOOMS IN ST. PETE Blog #6 December 17, 2020 By: Sara Ries Dziekonski     Poetry blooms in St. Pete, in this city of art, music, magic, and possibility…. Read More

POETRY BLOOMS IN ST. PETE Blog #6 December 17, 2020 By: Sara Ries Dziekonski     Poetry blooms in St. Pete, in this city of art, music, magic, and possibility…. Read More

Tarot for Unpredictable Times Chelsea Catherine Blog 6: 12/16/2020   While I was living in the Keys four years ago, I met one of my dearest friends, Lisa. She drew… Read More

Looking Back   By Mason Gehring December 11th (Image left: Morning doodle- New goals for new Me, pencil on paper, 8.5″ 11″, 2020) (Preview Image: Captive, acrylic on canvas, 12″ x 12″, 2020)… Read More

As I entered this week I found myself thinking about my community and the people I come across on a daily basis. Living in the same neighborhood I grew up… Read More

Beginnings and Endings by Yuly Restrepo December 11, 2020 The first images I envisioned for my novel, many years ago, were its beginning and ending. This is unusual for me…. Read More

Working with Face, Body and Hand Motion Capture Data Gabriella Krousaniotakis / December 11th, 2020 Blog#5 This week I tested out Faceware Studio software in Unreal Engine. Learned about the… Read More

Should artists tell stories outside of their identity and experience? And how do we work toward cultural equity in the arts?… Read More

Names Sara Ries Dziekonski 12/10/2020 Blog #5 I made a big decision recently. I decided to publish as Sara Ries Dziekonski even though for over a decade I have published… Read More