The Stoop.
The Stoop. The location Of four generations Of contemplation. I miss you. How do I find you again?
~*gLoW*~
Inspired by an upcoming “glow” themed Easter dance party, I have been experimenting with neon, fluorescent, and glow-in-the-dark paints! So far I’ve touched up some existing paintings (finally!) with glow […]
#DeclassifiedART: Guatemala’s Disappeared
One of my favorite recent collages is a piece of #DeclassifiedART titled “Rosario’s Family” and is about the search for disappeared people in Guatemala…. It is similar to the #COTAcollages, […]
EmaBee Inspiration: “Letter to a Laundress”
At Bainbridge Art Museum and saw a beautiful installation by Carletta Carrington Wilson. She wrote a poem and created a series of photographs hanging on laundry lines, with washboards of […]
When Art Takes Over Your Life (In a Good Way!)
How to tell that art has taken over your life (…in a good way!): – hair dryer permanently lives next to desk for speed-drying art projects, not in the bathroom […]
St. Oscar Romero
Today is the first ever official feast day of St. Oscar Romero, one of the most widely recognized leaders of liberation theology. He was canonized as a saint by the […]
I met him in the garden 2.0
Some poems, but very few, ever feel completely “finished.” I would say “Silently Keep” is one that once I wrote it the first time, I never touched it again. One […]
Colors & layers
I’m working with a little bit different. I had been sticking to mostly blues and greens and purples, and I was just now experimenting with oranges and reds. And a […]
“Living is a creative act…”
I am reading a book, As We Have Always Done: Indigenous Freedom through Radical Resistance by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson (Michi Saagiig Nishinaabeg), and am greatly inspired by her work on many […]
“Never Again”: Declassified Document Peace Doves
#DeclassifiedArt In 2014, I remember sitting at my desk at work, sifting through declassified U.S. government documents, which at the time had been the core task of my job for […]
