Genre: Grantee Story

I used to think an opportunity would just fall in my lap. Maybe I’d be walking around the mall, and someone would come up to me and say “Hey. Do… Read More

Animal extinction is a big problem. You would think that natural occurrences like climatic heating and changes in animals’ habitats are the problem, but we know that human activity is… Read More

“There is toxicity everywhere around us. In the environment, in the political atmosphere, but the origin is in people’s hearts. Unless we clean the ecology of our own heart and… Read More

In 1875 Tiffany was renting space at Thill’s Glasshouse in Brooklyn and began to study stained and tinted glass in more detail, while trying to replicate some of the colors… Read More

Started out with a theme and a play that sort of went along with that. Decided I wanted music. But then started really fleshing out the play, and wondered, “Is… Read More

Fear of rejection? Become a writer! Nothing will cure you faster. First, you get rejected from agents. Signed with an agent? Congrats! Now you get rejected from publishing houses. Landed… Read More

There is a pervasive weight in the air these days. A sense of wrongness, a sense of loss and despair that invades the lungs with every breath and weighs down… Read More

I just closed on my performance of STANDING, a tribute to Ukraine. This work was so meaningful and I hope to have other opportunities to show it. The piece opens… Read More

Professional Oil Paints vs. Student Grade Oil Paints One of the things I wanted to do was with the grant money. I wanted to continue learning from different artists about… Read More