Should buses be free?
YES? NO? MAYBE?Someone who knows how to make stickers thinks so.
‘Every medium has its own language’
“I used to only want to be a painter. That was it for me. I ended up at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and I was in this little cubicle in our big shared studio one night around ten o’clock. I was painting a three-foot square of a […]
Music always helps 🎶
Music always helps me when I get depressed or stuck or whatever. So put some tunes on! ✌🏼
Defending the freedom to write
STAND WITH SALMAN“Writers around the globe stand in solidarity with Salman Rushdie and celebrate his tireless advocacy for the freedom of expression and the plight of imperiled writers around the globe.” I stand with Salman.
2022 National Veterans Creative Arts Festival
PURPOSE:The Department of Veterans Affairs annual arts competition recognizes the progress and recovery made through creative arts therapies and raises the visibility of the creative achievements of our nation’s Veterans. THE COMPETITION:Across the country each year, Veterans enrolled at VA health care facilities compete in a local creative arts competition […]
Beauty in glass
A new museum is opening in Shoreview, Minnesota, a suburb of Minneapolis, that will display the private art collection of an art lover and philanthropist named Gerald Cafesjian. This includes the above piece by Dale Chihuly, who along with his wife Leslie Jackson Chihuly, are supporters of Path with Art. […]
Shakespeare in the Park: Cymbeline
A modern, queer-forward view of Shakespeare’s folktale of forbidden love, mistaken identities, banishment, and reconciliation. Intrigue. Deception. Compassion. Follow Imogen on a magical journey filled with unbelievable characters. With their lover banished and family torn apart, Imogen sets out on an adventure to reclaim their love and reconcile the family. Forbidden […]
In honor of our Canadian friends, including Shahira Wahba, Happy Canada Day!
In honor of our Canadian friends, including Shahira Wahba, Happy Canada Day!
Summer is finally here!
I am thankful that the cold of April and May is behind us. Summer was just waiting for the 21ˢᵗ to make it official.
Father’s Day? It’s complicated.
Reading this brought up some memories and feelings, more than a few that I work hard to keep burying. (This is your trigger warning.) “The third Sunday in June is a challenging one for those of us with fathers who were destructive forces in our lives. A missing father leaves […]
