Setting There is a silent character in all great theatre, and that is setting. All of my favorite playwrights (and novelists) use setting not merely as the place where the… Read More
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Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
Love and Joy ≠ Easy and Fun
Love and Joy ≠ Easy and Fun Anyone who has been in a long-term relationship, whether it be romantic or otherwise, knows that it takes work. Of course, there are… Read More
inspiration
People often ask me: What inspires your art? Well, a number of things actually. I am inspired by nature. I am also interested in mythology, history and literature. I try… Read More
Painting Madeline
Painting Madeline In this blog post, I am continuing the story of how I am creating my large Not #MeToo: No More Casting Couch painting that I will be showing… Read More
In Transit
Turn Around and Do It Again I’ve been away in San Francisco installing Cauldron Veil. at the Exploratorium in a show call Inflatable. It was curated by This Is Colossal… Read More
Buddha in the Grove
Video Ain’t That Hard
Video Ain’t That Hard I like to create short portfolio videos. Slideshows of work, short videos of producing work. I’ve tried a number of different approaches. Creating a video on… Read More
Joyous Pride with Chad Mize
A Q&A with Chad Mize about his Pride Month curation.
By Eva Avenue, June 7, 2018… Read More
Homage to Picasso’s She Goat
Homage to Picasso’s She Goat I have always been in love with Picasso’s She Goat sculpture . The confident ease with which he put together the disparate objects to form… Read More
playlist
Here’s what I’m listening to now: Mahler’s 2nd Symphony “Ressurection” I have been obsessed with this piece since college Ravel Daphnis and Chloe If heaven had a sound, it would… Read More
