Deepening our appreciation for the connection between art and well being.

We are learning about mark making, and thinking about big ideas. You know, business as usual!

One thing was made apparently clear -- we all deeply miss people; we all miss interaction and engagement.

Remembering the path to places we miss, painting like pros and employing the written word at ART YARD.

Celebrating our unexpected community this week at ART YARD.

Exchange, a monumentally important exhibition, mapping, opinions, collaboration and more this week at ART YARD!

This is us and what we've been doing this week at ART YARD BKLYN!

“Eyes are both subtle and strong - they engage passing individuals, allowing for meditation or inviting dialogue."

Never be afraid of arriving with your full self and taking up space where ever you go!

Remembering (and painting) the places traveled and special moments shared.

As you connect with other artists, you will have a growing sense of belonging, of identity and of shared goals.

What and who helped us cope and brought us solace in the time of the pandemic.

"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." ~ Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Letter from a Birmingham Jail, 1963

One must always be prepared to learn something totally new. ~ Ludwig Wittgenstein

For days of auld lang syne, ~ Robert Burns, (1788). Brightening up the end of the year with images of light!

Protest posters, holiday cards (both jolly & weird), and good tidings we bring to you and your kin!

The significance of dress and accessories in portraiture, Zoom Hanukkah and a must see exhibition.

How Our Food Represents Us: Our Community, Our Identity, Our Consumerism

Over 15 years ago I led an art tour in Brooklyn for a national conference on Public Art. An eclectic and really interesting group of...

How do you unite communities that do not seem to share any common ground...