Fostering a new renaissance through creativity, authenticity, spirituality, and art
I gave my PowerPoint talk on abstraction last Saturday evening. The talk is titled Abstraction: From Impressionism to Non-Objective Art and it has 300 slides utilizing both my photography and artwork to explain abstract art and help the audience understand it better.
This is the first year I have had the honor of both teaching here as well as being an artist in residence. I’m teaching a class called The Art of Seeing…
This is a shameless promotional blurb for the Christian Scientists in this blog community. I’d love to see you there and have you in my class!
Read this book when you are in the mood for something that is short and deep and not plot driven. I give it a very hushed five stars.
Here are my photos of Creative Arts Camp and of other’s art there
Such static power chomps at the bit restless to fly free but meanwhile, moored on a glassy calm…
In this post are are many of my various and sundry photos from my recent trips to Maine that are not otherwise attached to some topic either previous or in the future.
Highly recommended for its beauty, and a great place to play with a child!
These ropes and traps from Little Cranberry Island are a medley of line and anticipation. What are you walking past that would improve and expand on closer consideration?
The sunsets as seen from the Islesford Dock are a kaleidoscope of beauty. Several times I interrupted my dinner to go and take yet again another photo of it as it morphed and transformed. Here are some of those shots…
They have built something wonderful here. They pampered us with spicy ginger brew, appetizers, and three delicious meals a day.
A powerhouse group, their advice was gentle and encouraging, freeing and supportive, and blissfully without prescription. If I taught, this is the way I would teach.
I will never forget this man’s energy, love of color, excitement for the creative process, his great attitude, and how animated and lucid he is. His youthfulness at 93 is truly the greatest art of all.
Since it was foggy during the workshop, I did not paint any grand vistas as I expected, but instead focused on these two unique apple trees, whose shapes intrigued me.
I was so delighted to squeeze in at the last minute to Henry Isaacs and Ashley Bryan’s last Painting Workshop. Their workshop is something I have always wanted to do,
I love the many faces of the water at Creative Arts Camp: ever-changing but always lovely!
