“Iris and Dragonfly” By Kristine Moore, Resident Artist
I See LACMA! Through the Black-Female Gaze on LACMA’s Modern to Post-Post Modern Art Exhibits
Experience a sampling for LACMA’s lates exhibits through Black Female Gaze on LACMA’s Modern to Post-Post Modern Art
Lean toward the Light…
One morning this past week, I looked out the window of my study – a small room in the basement…
Art of Impermanence: Designing Within an Ecosystem
I have been foraging several things on my walks, in way that feels sustainable to me. It is important to me to leave a very minimal footprint on this land. While I will be modifying the landscape, it is my intention to only make changes that would be reintegrated and erased by nature in accordance with natural, seasonal, cycles.
Double Dolphin Dance
“Dolphins and Orchid” By Kristine Moore, Resident Artist
As We Walk Among the Graves
Mornings, we walk among the graves, up hills and down. I read the stones, glean the stories buried there. A…
Breakfast in the Garden
“Hummingbird” By Kristine Moore, Resident Artist
Sabbath
We live in a culture that worships work, hard work, endless work. We pride ourselves on our work, on working…
Geometry of Rome, Florence, and Milan: An Artist’s Inquiry into Universal Building Blocks of Art and Architecture
By looking at a dome from above or below, we see its radial symmetry, but by imagining the cross section of the dome, we get the shape of an arch- which was even more common throughout architecture new and old, and a predecessor to the dome.
Karma Compass 