March 2021 Vol. 2, No.3 Leonie Castelino’s Art for the Soul The American melting pot is a beautiful thing. Leonie Castelino is the very personification of that, as an Indian-American who defines herself as a textile artist and contemporary Bojagi practitioner. With more than three… Read More »Leonie Castelino’s Art for the Soul
February 2021 Vol. 2, No.2 The Indelible Boldness of Rosalind Schneider The indefatigable artist Rosalind Schneider is a virtual human dynamo, a greater than life persona in the New York arts scene. Colleagues half-her age would be happy to muster her artistic productivity and creative… Read More »The Indelible Boldness of Rosalind Schneider
January 2021 Vol. 2, No.1 Mireya Samper’s Elemental Forces of Nature No matter how wide we travel, no matter how far we go into the distance, be it culturally, physically or intellectually, we are always intrinsically tied to our childhood home where we built our… Read More »Mireya Samper’s Elemental Forces of Nature
December 2020 Vol. 1, No.8 The Vulnerable Empathy of Ilse Schreiber Noll Anything can ignite the muses. Whatever inflames passions and emotions can be channeled into art, from the sacred to the profane, from the greatest beauty to the worst dystopia. Art reflects the world… Read More »The Vulnerable Empathy of Ilse Schreiber Noll
November 2020 Vol. 1, No.7 Priya Tambe’s Portal of Nature What do you see when you look into the mandala? The Westchester, New York, based artist, Priya Tambe, creates sculptures that combine three-dimensional paper construction with encaustic painting – hot beeswax with colored pigments added.… Read More »Priya Tambe’s Portal of Nature
October 2020 Vol. 1, No.6 The Emancipatory Dreamscapes of Crystal Marshall In the thriving counterculture scene of Greenwich Village during the 1960s, the common challenge question posed for any creative person in music or visual art was: “Does he/she have anything to say?” Crystal Marshall… Read More »The Emancipatory Dreamscapes of Crystal Marshall
September 2020 Vol. 1, No.5 The Mysterious Metaphysical Art of Elisa Pritzker Sometimes in life we are confronted with energies bigger than we are. Then, we enter the realm beyond our conscious understanding. Mankind has grappled with this phenomena since the beginning of time. Volumes… Read More »The Mysterious Metaphysical Art of Elisa Pritzker
August 2020 Vol. 1, No.4 Erla Thórarinsdottir’s Majestic Forms of Endlessness It’s cold and windy in Iceland. When the fierce wind blows boldly down from Greenland over the Denmark Strait, the people hunker down inside and center their activities at home. Iceland is a literary… Read More »Erla Thórarinsdottir’s Majestic Forms of Endlessness
July 2020 Vol. 1, No.2 Ode to Vincent van Gogh and Robert Johnson A personal pandemic essay In the time of the Covid-19 pandemic, when sequestered and isolated in my home in the Hudson Valley of New York, for some reason my mindset is on… Read More »Ode to Vincent van Gogh and Robert Johnson
July 2020 Vol. 1, No.3 The Delicate Boldness of Mimi Czajka Graminski When Mimi C. Graminski works in her Red Hook, New York, studio she enters the instinctive creative space where she explores endless possibilities, sometimes with conscious ideas, other times on free-flowing auto-pilot. After… Read More »The Delicate Boldness of Mimi Czajka Graminski