Visual Art – PsychologyTomorrowMagazine

Oh Brother A Conversation with Lumir Hladik

October 2, 2015 Matthew Kyba 0

When and why did you first start practicing art? Around 1973, a “Eureka!” moment, when I realized that I can express notions through art. Until then, I rendered. Your early works involved underground performances that […] […]

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 […] […]

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 […] […]

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 […] […]

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 […]

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 […] […]

The Divine Feminine

October 14, 2014 admin 3

My work is an erotic expression of the Divine Feminine within, uniting spirituality and sexuality from the journey toward the Goddess. […]

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. […] […]

Bird in the Wall and Others

August 3, 2014 admin 0

Bio I was born in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1989 and spent an influential chunk of my childhood in Southeast Asia. A big turning point for me was living in Jakarta, Indonesia and being evacuated to […] […]

Slowly we unfurl

August 3, 2014 admin 0

Gaia Alari, also known as Marie-Esther, is an entirely self-taught artist from Milan, Italy. Since 2009, she has dedicated her free time away from her medical studies and work to improve her skills in the field of […] […]