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Rosemary Ishii MacConnell

March 25, 2015 Editor 0

Rosemary Ishii MacConnell’s studio is in her home, situated in the high ridges and peaks of Marin County, California. Like her life, her work sits between two worlds, with cultural references to both. In her […] […]

DISCOurse, 2013—present

December 24, 2014 admin 0

In a mirror queerness can hide. Even with the advantage of a rear view, queer’s reflection may not necessarily appear queer. Unlike the way skin color, for example, is always revealed. What the ‘straight’ mirror […] […]

Wear and Tear, Touch and Feel

December 24, 2014 Emily Langmade 0

I like watching the process of materials wearing away; what happens when they are touched and smoothed by people over time. I love the story and the tactile sensation of something that has been worn […] […]

No Separations – Jim Gelfand (1952-2014)

December 24, 2014 admin 2

“Can you let me in?” I was on my way to to work, leaving my apartment building. “Do you live here?” I’m sure I couldn’t hide my skepticism. Head to toe, this didn’t seem like […] […]

Art from Dreams: My Jungian Journey in Collage, Assemblage, and Poetry

October 14, 2014 admin 0

Dreams appear mysterious. The images and symbols conveyed are gleaned from such diverse sources as present situations, childhood, religion, history, etc.: All attempting to communicate information from our unconscious mind to our conscious mind. Both minds perceive and assimilate […] […]

Nancy Marks’ ‘Intimacy of Memory’ exhibiting in Boston this fall

September 11, 2014 Editor 0

Artist Nancy Marks’ brilliantly crafted work celebrates the personal artifact as an extension of a person, immortalizing those who have passed away through the objects they either used every day or cherished throughout their lives. […] […]

The Intimacy of Memory: A mixed media exhibition on death and remembrance

August 3, 2014 admin 14

The objects we keep are a testament to the depth and breadth of being human and loving. The objects we keep are sacred containers. This body of work seeded itself 15 years ago when the […] […]

Invisible Landscapes

January 7, 2013 Davor Sanvincenti 1

Artist Statement Davor Sanvincenti (b.1979) is an international multimedia artist from Croatia, also known by monikers such as Messmatik and Gurtjo Ningmor. He is specifically interested in the field of audiovisual research and anthropology of visual culture, particularly focused […] […]

Translatable Narratives

November 5, 2012 Rena Silverman 4

Nothing is more powerful than the transmission of signals from one human to another. Language, music, and the arts are only a few methods we use to perform in this system, we call communication. But, […] […]