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But Not Too Much

October 2, 2015 Editor 0

I must place my fingers just so. Curve them, but not too much. My wrists should be lower. For once, my back is straight enough but it is a bit too stiff because I am […]

St. Elmo Village and the Importance of Art-making in Childhood Development

March 25, 2015 Editor 0

Before there was such a thing as ‘Art Therapy,’ there was St. Elmo Village. Rozzell and Roderick Sykes, both painters and uncle and nephew, respectively, wanted to create something positive, impacting, and permanent in their […] […]

Catherine Waisvisz – Born to Be Wild: How I recovered from dissociative PTSD though music

November 3, 2014 Editor 0

Following is a list of songs from the 1960s-1970s as they are arranged on a personal recording of my favorites. I grew up hanging onto music for survival, deflecting myself and the pain I was […]

StarJAM: An Interstellar Musical Conversation

August 3, 2014 Kenji Wiliiams 0

This spring, a nine-year-old dream came true: to direct a live collaboration with an orbiting astronaut on the International Space Station. Co-Sponsored by BELLA GAIA, this ‘StarJAM’ was an improvised musical performance between BELLA GAIA […] […]

There’s Nothing Wrong With Being Different: Raising Awareness of Human Rights Violations in Russia and Ukraine

March 3, 2014 Editor 0

Eastern European pop artists, Alek Sandar (Issue 10, Masculinity – Sexuality and Identity: “Drawing Attention: An International Pop Star Poses Nude for Art Class“) and Andrea, are raising awareness of human rights violations in […]

John Glynn – 6 Guilty Pleasure Tracks We All Secretly Love

February 7, 2014 Editor 0

John Glynn is a PhD graduate in Psychology. This article was first published on WhatCulture.com on June 14, 2013. I must admit, I found this list rather difficult to compose. As the saying goes, one man’s trash […]