Since the beginning of the year, Path with Art staff have a tradition of sharing the work of Native American artists at the start of our weekly staff meeting. In honor of Native American Heritage Month, I wanted to begin sharing out some of these incredible artists that we’ve been […]
“E. hochstetteri is a mushroom, and it’s blue. It’s really, really, really blue—almost unbelievably blue, saturated in a way more often associated with kids’ markers or mouth-staining candy than with fungi. The diminutive mushrooms play an outsized role in New Zealand’s cultural landscape and also flourishes in locals’ lives, with the […]
As I have told a few before:do what you can to help others.That is my mantra.
This gorgeous hand ballet, performed by both professional and amateur performers in wheelchairs and created by French choreographer Sadeck Waff, closed out the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games closing handoff ceremony. The performance features an opening sequence with Oxandre Pecku, the first person in France to receive a “bionic” arm from Open Bionics, and then turned […]
This made me laugh, so I just had to share it. A man in Fargo, North Dakota recently discovered that a squirrel had been stashing away walnuts for the winter — around his truck’s engine. And not just a few, but 180 pounds! That is a lot of walnuts. I […]
My inspiration: I am in the foundation drawing class and my inspiration for this piece was Leonardo da Vinci, and Path with Art is always my motivation to do art. –Tim Bridge, PWA Participant Artist Get creative with Tim and other artists in the Path with Art community at Open Studio […]
Seeing this photo instantly reminded me of beautiful, little butterflies that David Tovey, our artist friend in London, made and shipped to us in Seattle for Found Fashion last year. I wonder if anyone has some pics. Delightful things. Wish I knew how he made them. So small and delicate.
“One ought, every day at least, to hear a little song, read a good poem, see a fine picture, and, if it were possible, to speak a few reasonable words.” — JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHEOne of the preeminent figures in German literature, he was a poet, playwright, novelist, scientist, statesman, […]
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