If you told me that an international arts event would skip from Osaka to Allentown to the Guggenheim this last month I guess I wouldn’t
晴天の霹靂 (Seiten no heki-reki) Literally means: Thunderclap from a clear sky. The meaning of this Japanese saying is A bolt from the blue. / A complete surprise. And
by Elizabeth Johnson Two seconds after Josephine Coniglio and I met, we discovered that we had lived within blocks of each other in San Francisco.
by Matthew Crain The genius of the Really Terrible Orchestra is in its name. If it were called anything else, the listener would say,
by Ellen Shaughnessy A winter bite is in the air and the sun is leaving us entirely too early. As that grey dread creeps in
by Elizabeth Johnson Bruce Wall’s garage roof got damaged in a recent storm and he’s considering turning the space into an auxiliary studio. He has
by Matthew Crain Maybe it’s old age. Maybe I’m going deaf. But these days each hornhonk, or hammerwhack, or Harleyrev, even
by Matthew Crain Artemis of Ephesus, goddess of fecundity and fertility, is often described as having little in common with the Greek goddess Artemis. Artemis
by Elizabeth Johnson In the 80s New York was the center of the Art World and Rhonda Wall was painting and living in Soho,