Category: Arts
One Woman at a Time: Kinga Błaszczyk-Wójcicka
WARSAW--Making good food is a challenge. Styling food to make it look appealing is an even greater challenge. And capturing the beauty of food with a camera? Art. After mastering…
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From Iceland With Love: The ILC Artistic Collective On What Drives Their Work
Reykjavik, Iceland and London via email--I am obsessed with BBC World Service radio. It's on in my car all the time and I have it also often in the background…
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Opera Singer Francesca Chiejina Journey to Carnegie Hall
LONDON--My journey to Carnegie Hall began in January of 2015 when I first met Joyce DiDonato in London. She was artist-in-residence at London's Barbican Centre and agreed to give a Masterclass…
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Rocking Out in Belfast at Women’s Work Festival
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND--It’s 2016, launch night of the first ever Women’s Work Festival in Belfast. I’m sitting in a taxi with Annie Nightingale, the pioneering female DJ of BBC Radio…
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An Unlikely Center for Chinese Women’s Contemporary Art in U.K.
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - Nestled within the record stores and alternative cocktail bars of Manchester's Northern Quarter sits an impressive piece in the world of the Chinese contemporary art scene. The…
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Landscapes Where Art Meets Action
NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT—Alyssa DeLaBruere, a teaching artist and activist based out of Vermont, is acutely aware of the grave dangers the United States' national parks and monuments face under the…
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Her Stories: Artist and Poet Mahogany Jones on Her #NotUrAssumptions Project
DETROIT—We know the adage that “a picture speaks a thousand words” but I am not sure if we consider how many volumes are spoken in relation to the images we…
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Indigo Girls’ Emily Saliers Reflects on 30 Years in Music: “On We Go”
FLINT, MICHIGAN AND DECATUR, GEORGIA VIA TELEPHONE: The lyrics of Emily Saliers’ song “OK Corral” –off of her 2017 solo album “Murmuration Nation” –are haunting, stark and relevant (“If you…
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Film Director Ana Asensio on Persistence
DENVER AND NEW YORK VIA PHONE—There is a musical quality to Spanish actress and filmmaker Ana Asensio’s voice that is both transfixing in its soft and hypnotic tone yet also strong and direct. She is, in a word, charming yet her directorial debut…
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Before #MeToo, There Was El Tendedero
DENVER/MEXICO CITY VIA EMAIL—Mexican artist Mónica Mayer has been highlighting the global problem of violence against women since her first iteration of El Tendedero/The Clothesline Project opened at the Museum of Modern Art in Mexico…
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