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Review Santa Fe: Elizabeth Z. Pineda: Sin Nombre en Esta Tierra Sagrada
©Elizabeth Z. Pineda, Al Partir, 2022
In early November 2025, I was invited to CENTER’s Review Santa Fe. -
Review Santa Fe: Carolyn Monastra: Divergence of Birds
©Carolyn Monastra, Pair of “Pine Grosbeaks”
In early November 2025, I was invited to CENTER’s Review Santa Fe. -
South Korea Week: Yi Wan Gyo: Nirvana-Beyond Dark
© Yi Wan Gyo, Nirvana
My personal memory of artist Yi Wan Gyo, whom I am introducing today, holds a truly special place in my heart. -
South Korea Week: Han ChungShik: Goyo
©Han Chungshik, The Emptiness is open, Hongche_2008
The 21st century has undeniably been an era where the world has fallen in love with Korean culture and history, from the global phenomeno -
Carolina Baldomá: An Elemental Practice
©Carolina Baldomá, Untitled, from the series, That Afternoon Was as Blue as an Opaline Glass
One of the pleasures of juroring work for a variety of institutions is discovering photographs -
Dawn Roe: Super|Natural
“Dawn Roe: Super|Natural” Installation at the Tracey Morgan Gallery November 29th, 2025 – January 10th, 2026.
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Marcia Molnar: The Silence of Winter
©Marcia Molnar
©Marcia Molnar
With Christmas just around the corner, I thought it would be inspiring to share the work of Marcia Molnar—work that so beautifully evokes a winter wonderla -
Aaron Rothman: The Sierra
“The Sierra” by Aaron Rothman, The Eriskay Connection, 2025
In The Sierra (Eriskay Collection, 2025), Aaron Rothman transforms his decades-long relationship with the Sierras into -
The Female Gaze: Alysia Macaulay – Forms Uniquely Her Own
©Alysia Macaulay: Angel Oak Mosaic, Dark Center (2025) from the series Angel Oak
Born in Boston, Massachusetts, Alysia Macaulay received a BA from William Smith College, with a concentratio -
Ellen Harasimowicz and Linda Hoffman: In the Orchard
©Ellen Harasimowicz:, Old Frog Pond Farm
I have so appreciated Ellen Harasimowicz’s focus on the land, on farming, on beauty, and meaning. -
Elisabeth Nordeng Aanes: Ashes to Ashes
©Elisabeth Nordeng Aanes, Black Leaf
Living in Finland for four years led me to discover the magic of SAGA. -
Jackie Mulder: Thought Trails
© Jackie Mulder
Jackie Mulder’s first book Thought Trails, unfolds like a path, winding through textiles, beeswax, and embroidery that transgress a constructed image.
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