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Rhonda Buckley is a storyteller from Newfoundland—she also happens to be an award-winning filmmaker. I first met Rhonda in Merida’s leafy HidalgoContinue Reading
Interviews with artists and creative types living and working in Merida
Rhonda Buckley is a storyteller from Newfoundland—she also happens to be an award-winning filmmaker. I first met Rhonda in Merida’s leafy HidalgoContinue Reading
Studies in England with a Master weaver, Theological studies at Trinity College, Bristol, a sojourn at the Banff Center, anContinue Reading
Laureen Vonnegut lives in a cookie factory. She also writes like a motherfucker.* I had been orbiting the planet LaureenContinue Reading
A lone woman stands at the edge, looking down into the abyss that is her life. The night is confidential,Continue Reading
This interview was conducted in February 2015 Every city has its “East Side”, and every east side has its shareContinue Reading
This interview was conducted in January 2015 The narrow staircase leads me up to a cathedral of light that isContinue Reading
To meet with painter David Aldrich is to be embraced by beauty. His Merida home/studio is a contemporary oasis amongst theContinue Reading
This interview was conducted in January 2015 “Sculptor Joseph Kurhajec is a wild and generous artist, working intuitively to giveContinue Reading
This interview was conducted in January 2015. The light intersects the studio much like the studio intersects the lives ofContinue Reading
A love of textile design has taken artist Monica Rezman around the world. She studied in Chicago and again inContinue Reading
Ivan Gabaldon is a man to spend time with. A fascinating storyteller, Ivan is eloquent, honest and funny, and 20Continue Reading
I don’t call myself an artist. I am simply a filter of my life.” When artist Manuel Taure shared thoseContinue Reading
This interview was conducted in December 2014 “My friends think I’m crazy because I live alone with six cats”, laughsContinue Reading