A Song for Sandy Hook
A Song for Sandy Hook In times of crisis, when words fail and hearts threaten to stop, I turn to art to help me make sense of something that I …
A Song for Sandy Hook In times of crisis, when words fail and hearts threaten to stop, I turn to art to help me make sense of something that I …
I’m gonna come out and say it, I love Christmas. I’ve celebrated it in all kinds of ways. Straight up Episcopalian religious, completely pagan, commercial x-mas, and any combination there …
As an art instructor, I make a lot of stuff. If you’ve poked around on my website you’ve probably seen my paintings and maybe even my ceramics, but I also …
As you may be able to imagine, there are a lot of strange things about being a teenage graduate student in Boston. The most obvious is that despite my degrees …
I’m working on a drawing, actually about to finish it, and in the process I have remembered something: I hate pencils. I’ve never been able to draw well with pencils. …
Have you ever seen those pictures where a person is put next to a picture of their dog and it’s amazing how similar they are? I want to make a …
Read more “Idea No. 16: Portraits with Paintings (and other art)”
My sister and I finally had the idea for the title of our co-written autobiography (yet to happen): Bernhardt and Bankhead. Like most siblings, my sister and I have had …
Little mosaic paper tiles spill all over the floor. “Can everyone help clean up this spill?” “I know how to clean it up!” Grabs glue stick. Covers hands. Proceeds to …
One of my realities as part-time instructor and full-time graduate student is that I can’t afford a car. I have a running pro and con list to the predicament. On …
Here’s an idea, what if I just write up the most personal points of my life story and and put them on the internet for everyone to read? That’s exactly …