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Upheaval

March 25, 2015 Matthew Kyba 0

The series of images featured highlight a time in the artist’s childhood fraught with familial upheaval. Rather than focus on the people involved they capture on the imprint of energy left behind in the space […] […]

On Being Children and Dancing Through Life

March 25, 2015 Velleda C Ceccoli PhD 1

Childhood is a magical time. Everything is new and full of surprises. Discovering the body and its ability to move is one of those surprises, and a revelation that continues to unfold as children grow […] […]

The Sex Lives of Children

March 25, 2015 Stanley Siegel 0

My earliest sexual memory is at Fresh Meadow Swimming Pool in Queens, New York on a rare outing with my father. I must have been five or six. We enter the locker room to change […] […]

Covergences

March 25, 2015 Editor 0

I paint and sculpt easily recognizable subjects to explore how different cultures interpret the same information. Using signifiers in imagery, I encourage the viewer to create his own narrative. A single signifier may have a […] […]

Modern Marvel: Neuroscience and Comic Art

March 25, 2015 Arlen Schumer 0

Comic book art continues to infiltrate American popular culture on all fronts, from superhero movies to graphic novels! I’ve produced comic book-styled art for advertising agencies and their clients across the country, and editorially for […] […]

The New Childhood of the Non-Traditional Family

March 25, 2015 Stanley Siegel 3

Today’s American Family isn’t what it used to be. The days of “Leave It to Beaver” have been replaced with “Modern Family,” a more accurate representation of home life. The nuclear family, the blended family, […] […]

Happy

March 25, 2015 Editor 0

“Hi, How are you doing today?” “I am good. How about you?” When I first came to America, I heard these sentences people say when they meet. I always have wondered, why is the answer […]

The Perpetrator

April 14, 2014 admin 1

Most of my paintings are representational and abstract, quite unlike this group. I began painting them while in psychotherapy. The Perpetrator Series came about expectedly. One day I had the urge to paint from my […] […]

Lindsey Walker, LMFTA – Real Girl vs. False Self

April 25, 2013 Editor 4

This girl is there. She (if she is real) was present for the photograph. The image is blurry. Blurry enough so that the spontaneity of genuine human expression is masked – we are not quite […]

Interrogating Canvas

January 7, 2013 Dominik Schmitt 3

Artist Statment I am a 29 year old artist from the south west of Germany. I do paintings, animation-films, shortmovies, lyrics and sculptures. I study art for becoming a teacher, because I want to participate […] […]