The Color Red

The color red may dominate during Valentine’s Day, but this vibrant color has ruled for thousands of years. Red can … More

Portals

Aren’t you curious when you see a locked door, a portal into another environment? Here are a selection of doorways … More

Art Installation or home?

My walk today passed by an art installation on the mountain. The rusted steel frame traced out the traditional shape … More

Three Kings and the January 6 Uprising

While I sit here in Oaxaca today, January 6, 2022, nearly all residents are celebrating Three Kings Day: a time … More

Ten Thousand steps

In an effort to start the New Year off on a good foot, this morning’s walk was nearly ten thousand … More

The Art of Cultural Remembrances

This was originally published in 2015 – given that Día de los Muertos is coming up on November 1-2, its … More

Intersecting Art, Earth, Fire, Water & Air

The West Strand Gallery is Kingston’s newest gallery, opening this past spring during May: this month they feature the exhibition, … More

Poughkeepsie Porch Fest

If you are reading this from the Hudson Valley, New York, you can enjoy the sounds of summer music in … More

“If You Lived Here You’d Be Home By Now”

The exhibition at The Wassaic Project’s Maxon Mills could be the summer adventure you have been craving. The three co-director/curators … More

Stronger Than Dirt

This summer’s exhibition spectacular is “Stronger Than Dirt” at The Lockwood Gallery featuring a retrospective of Melissa Stern’s artworks. Curated … More