Angela Bucaro: Travel-Inspired Art — No Boundaries!
Introducing award-winning Montreal painter Angela Bucaro and her travel-inspired art! Continue reading Angela Bucaro: Travel-Inspired Art — No Boundaries!
Category: Arts & Culture
Jean Andre Antoine: Fisherman of Moments
Street Photography Ain’t Dead: Excellent profile on Jean Andre Antoine in the New York Times Continue reading Jean Andre Antoine: Fisherman of Moments
What we have forgotten
What we have forgotten: When the world and wonder are reborn Continue reading What we have forgotten
Worldwide Inspiration: On Photography with Roie Galitz
Today’s Inspiration: Roie Galitz – “Challenge Yourself to the Extreme” Continue reading Worldwide Inspiration: On Photography with Roie Galitz
Ocean in View!
Sometimes the best adventures are close to home. This weekend, I’m headed to beautiful Long Beach Peninsula in Southwest Washington state (my home state), where American explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark saw the Pacific Ocean for the first time at Station Camp. “In November of 1805, the U.S. Corps of Volunteers for Northwest Discovery, led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, reached the mouth … Continue reading Ocean in View!
Conflitti e Armonie: The starting point for progress
“Conflicts and Harmonies,” a new installation by renowned artist Luigi Petracchi opens this weekend in beautiful Pistoia, Italy. The show is described by curator Laura Monaldi as “an introspective invitation to personal reflection; an invitation to ‘descend’ within the most complex, deep and ancestral themes with which modern man lives, often ignoring its existence. From artistic creation – pages wisely elaborated by hand and chemically, … Continue reading Conflitti e Armonie: The starting point for progress
Where are we going and why?
Take a listen as Ibarionex and Jens Krauer talk about a holistic approach to creativity on The Candid Frame. Continue reading Where are we going and why?
Stark Realities
“The Snow is melting into music.” –John Muir, John of the Mountains, The Unpublished Journals of John Muir No symptoms. No family history. I haven’t touched these pages for some time because since October, health issues had my creative mind frozen in a thick, cold web of anxiety. It was in early October that a routine colonoscopy after turning 50 in August revealed a serious … Continue reading Stark Realities
At the Center of Things
“My foot slips on a narrow ledge; in that split second, as needles of fear pierce heart and temples, eternity intersects with present time. Thought and action are not different, and stone, air, ice, sun, fear, and self are one. What is exhilarating is to extend this acute awareness into ordinary moments, in the moment-by-moment experiencing of the lammergeier and the wolf, which, finding themselves … Continue reading At the Center of Things