Arts
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“Take me to the river” by Photographer Kseniya Apresian
[ad_1] A project documenting intentional communities by photographer Kseniya Apresian. Inspired by her own feelings of loneliness, disconnection, and isolation within modern society, Apresian began to think deeply about alternative ways of living. Zegg is a German community project with 100 members and a 32-year history. The main focus at Zegg is fostering relationships and…
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A Tale of Two Concerts
Reflections on Mount Vernon’s Evolution in Music:I recently stumbled upon a youtube clip (below) showcasing a concert at the newly renovated Mount Vernon Memorial Stadium in 2023. Watching it, I was swept back 40 years to my first breakthrough concert in 1984, where I headlined Run-DMC, The Fat Boys, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and…
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Paul Weiner: Redefining Art in the Age of Digital Disinforma…
[ad_1] Early Inspirations: The Foundations of a Narrative Painter Born in 1993 in Aurora, Colorado, Paul Weiner’s creative journey began long before he earned his BFA in Painting from Syracuse University in 2015. The roots of his artistic vision can be traced back to his childhood, where his grandfather, Leonard, played a pivotal role in…
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1000 Words: Lee Ufan
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Shoes, Chocolate and House Fires! Help!
When I Was Younger, I Was Wild with Passion From a young age, my passions were vast, curious, and sometimes even dangerous. I had a restless drive to consume information, and I became fascinated with the arts, music, and the great outdoors. Yet, it wasn’t only about exploration; it was about accumulation. I loved images,…
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“The Promised Night” by Photographer Alfonso Bricegno
[ad_1] A deeply personal and therapeutic project by photographer Alfonso Bricegno. Growing up in the Haute Couture Atelier of his mother in Venezuela, Bricegno developed an appreciation for aesthetics and the pursuit of precision. After finishing his university studies, he emigrated to Europe where he began to explore the world of photography and attend the…
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The Best Pencil Extenders to Make Wooden Pencils Last Longer
[ad_1] The day a pencil becomes too short and stubby to use is a sad one indeed. Much like a person, they start off tall and lustrous, then life wears them down to nothing but a used up husk. I once had a pencil, let’s call him “Uni”. Oh, Uni was the apple of my…









