From the Publisher – Hope and Change
Yes, it can. And so can your art. Art is an extension of our voice. Art changes the world every day. It heals, argues, questions. It conveys passion and love, fear and rage. It speaks for us when we lose our words. Art rocks like Stevie Nicks singing her women’s rights anthem “The Lighthouse” on Saturday Night Live earlier this month. It celebrates like Maya Angelou’s “Phenomenal Woman” which I re-read recently. It connects us through amazing conversations like those I had with artists, writers and colleagues at Inner Space Fine Arts where we honored Art New England’s 45th anniversary—empowered by Elise Freda’s latest work. Her metallic florals reminding us of the strength beneath our fragility.
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The Blue Door Gallery
York, Maine “Art is Dangerous” through November 5, 2024 The Blue Door is a wonderful, unassuming gallery in York, Maine. Filled…
The Steel Yard: Forging Community
The Steel Yard, Providence, RI • www.thesteelyard.org • Ongoing classes and events throughout the year The Steel Yard—located on the…
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Studio Visit: Jessica Scriver
Jessica Scriver’s home studio in Charlotte, Vermont, looks west to a stunning view of the Adirondack Mountains beyond Lake Champlain….
Aerosol III: Graffitti’s Family Tree
A student of art history may learn that Claude Monet was a founder of the mid-19th century painting style Impressionism…