Adrift
Photograph by Alison Wattie – Poem by Joyce Luna
Photograph by Alison Wattie – Poem by Joyce Luna
A great big thanks to all the talented artists who worked so hard to get their studios ready, to theContinue Reading
A conversation with Joseph Kurhajec “I asked Alexander Calder once, at his Guggenheim retrospective in 1964, how he got toContinue Reading
Charlie Swanson bakes bread—but not just any old bread. Charlie bakes bread like a scientist clones DNA—through research, experimentation, andContinue Reading
When visitors first come to Merida, they often muse about what lies behind the ancient doorways and grand facades ofContinue Reading
There are two different ways of looking at the world—you can walk on the path or you can walk throughContinue Reading
“Art is reality reshuffled.” Robert Rauschenberg When you move around a canvas of Emilio Suárez Trejo, you can see howContinue Reading
When we are young, friendships come easily. We collect them like seashells or fallen flowers—precious in the moment yet whenContinue Reading
Over 30 years ago, the Merida English Library (MEL) was an artist studio. Painter and printmaker Mark Callaghan, painter Alonso Gutierrez,Continue Reading
Originally published Nov 1, 2016 Ric Kokotovich speaks in lyrics. Perhaps it’s the ten years he spent as a drummer; perhapsContinue Reading
The rawness of his voice matches the paintings in Juan Pablo’s studio. “Sorry, late night”, he says, clearing his throat,Continue Reading
When does art beget design and design beget art? When you place both in the hands of Jason Kriegler. AnContinue Reading
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Benne’ Rocket likes to dig deep. Whether as an art therapist or as an artist, uncovering the truth has beenContinue Reading
Leïla Voight is an enigma. She’s a very private person with a very public persona. Her latest project, the multidisciplinaryContinue Reading