Honoring the Goddess is an integral part of taking action to protect and heal the Earth. Here are five small actions you can take today, on

Last week I finally made my way over to the Chicago Art Institute, which felt like the largest art museum I have been to in the States....

How does someone reach a level of prestige that they can create a piece of art on the same scale as a building? How does someone become...

Yesterday on my first foray into the city of Chicago I found myself at the doorstep of the Museum of Contemporary Art. Like most...

Last time I blogged about anything was a while ago, and back in November I only talked about half of my trip to California. Since then I...

Gallery Review from Topics in Installation Art, 2011 Some artists discover their medium over a lifetime of work, others stumble into it...

In my college sketchbook I left a lot more white space on my pages than I did in my previous books. Frequently I would simply take an...

Two weeks ago I took a break from my blog to do a weeklong performance project with Turning the Wheel  in Los Angeles, CA. I had never...

It is nearly impossible to see a piece of art without it being framed in a certain context. Even when viewed outside of a museum or...

On Sunday I visited the Firefly Handmade Market to peruse the arts and crafts for sale. I always love attending art fairs and markets for...

In 2011 I studied abroad for the summer in Paris. I saw a LOT of art in museums while studying the famous artists of Paris. However, I...

September 11th, 2001 has become a day immortalized in the memories of a nation. Early in the morning two planes, hijacked by a group of...

It is as difficult to understand Zen Gardens as it is to understand one’s own self. (Parkes, p.10) “Zen Playground” was a performance I...

So Sketchbook Saturday and Medium Monday didn’t happen this week. It will happen next week, I promise. Today is supposed to be Terrible...