The Art of a Likely Story

Artists have hungry eyes and their observations on the world builds a lexicon of their own artistic language. D. Jack … More

The Art of the Collective Consciousness

Much has been written about Jung’s theory of the collective unconscious, a belief that all humans share a collective ancestral … More

From my bookshelf

Diane Arbus has always been one of my favorite photographers. This book, Diane Arbus: Revelations includes documentation from the retrospective … More

From my bookshelf

Every day I select one book from my bookshelf and randomly open it to appreciate one page. It’s full-blown freakin’ … More

The Art of Photowork

Barrett Art Center kicks off the 2021 exhibition year with the 34th Annual National Juried Photography Exhibition Photowork, juried by … More

Artists Inviting Artists

For an artist, there is a great honor to be invited to exhibit alongside of their artist colleague at their … More

Travels and Public Art

This post was originally published 7 years ago. While today I am yearning for travel, I do remember some of … More

The Art of Transformation

January 6: Today I found a butterfly in my kitchen. Shockingly beautiful with patterns that resembles a kabuki mask on … More

Rock, Wood, Paper, Scissors

The current exhibit at Lockwood Gallery is a play on the old childhood game of choice – Rock, Paper, Scissors. … More

The Art of Preserving

Uncertainty is now the reality. What is real now is in the future we’ll need food to eat and what … More