A few months back we were selected to transform and activate an historic underpass in Chattanooga TN. The underpass is located in the city’s legendary MLK neighborhood where some… Read More
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Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
Artists Cooking – Jen Ring
August 2, 2021 | Artists Cooking Jen Ring Tampa Bay area Arts Writer . . . How I learned to cook creatively during the pandemic I love a crumb-free keyboard,… Read More
Artists Cooking – Beth Gelman
August 2, 2021 | Artists Cooking Beth Gelman Writer and Foodlover . . . I find there is something incomparably relaxing in lining up ingredients needed for a dish, chopping,… Read More
Artists Cooking – Keith Arsenault
August 2, 2021 | Artists Cooking Keith Arsenault Lighting and Scenic Designer . . . Cooking for me is my chance to withdraw from “life” that consists not only of… Read More
Searching for a Sustainable Practice ~ Part 2
Searching for a Sustainable Practice ~ Part 2 Kenny Jensen Blog Post # 9 My Background in Painting: I have always loved looking at paintings especially the works of the… Read More
A Petrified Forest
A Petrified Forest The trunks and branches bare no leaves The trees still made sound The wicked wind from the West huffed and puffed The roots held tight to… Read More
The Book
Magnum Opus During 2020, the year of pandemic isolation, I decided to focus the formidable abundance of “at home” time on a labor intensive computer project that I was… Read More
Creativity and the Body
Because reading about this is different for everyone and fraught with the complexity of experiences we have of our bodies, this won’t be a chirpy “do this” or “fix that” or “5 steps to happy creative work in your body” kind of blog post. Nor do I ask anyone to comment on the intensely personal, tender landscape of their bodies (or even to keep reading if this is traumatic territory). I’ll stick to my own experiences, that they may prompt your own creative work…. Read More
To All My Theos – Gratitude as Renewable Energy
Life Imitates Art
Good fiction starts as late in its protagonist’s life as it could and still do the story justice. I think I’m approaching that time: the essential challenge, the seminal moment,… Read More
