Delighting in the Art History of Southern France: A Family Tour

Julianna Lozada As part of my family’s plan to finally drop me off at college at the Sciences Po, Reims … More

Ode to the Pueo

Pueo Ancestor link to where my soul-seed has been Root dweller Sky swooper Day hunter Field sweeper With eyes like … More

Glory Be Shining in the World

“Glory Be” By Resident Artist, Kristine Moore

Stir the Masses: The Necessity of Art (Part VIII)

There is nothing like art to wake us. Art has the power to get under the skin, splinter nails and … More

The Uses of Visual Images as Envisioned by Douglass: The Necessity of Art (Part VII)

  Art is a visionary’s tool (among others). For a long time artists have used the medium of photography to … More

Historical Repetitions: (Just Waiting to See What Will Be Considered Next) d

Charity begins at home. Sometimes Trump seems to be saying just that. Perhaps freedom from hunger is the freedom we … More

Innovation Engine and the Permanent Witness: The Necessity of Art (Part VI)

  Did art start with illuminated manuscripts or Goya’s political satire? Was it in the eyes, as the ancient Sumerians … More

Inner Outsider: The Necessity of Art (Part V)

  But what of imagination? When the completion of a thing, a work, a compulsion burned out in form from … More

Enlightened Objects: The Necessity of Art (Part IV)

  Lavish or sumptuous, grotesque or fearsome, our creations exist side by side with all else. Art defies norms and … More

Staying Alive: The Necessity of Art (Part III)

  Art is often viewed in commercial societies (those engaged in gathering, hoarding and consuming resources) such as ours as … More