I’m often curious about when an artist explores another medium. How their visual language shifts when the known process changes. So when I received the invite to attend a small artist talk with Diedrick Brackens hosted by Cleveland Museum of Art’s Friends of African and African American Art affinity group, I was excited for the … Continue reading Pressing into Pages w/ Diedrick Brackens
As much as I hate to admit it, sometimes my Instagram algorithm sends sentiments to scroll past that I actually enjoy. I don’t even know how Detroit entered the feed, but there it was — a post about a party at the Detroit Institute of Arts called 7 Mile + Livernois After Dark. Now… if … Continue reading Intersection[ing] w/ Tiff Massey
The Cleveland Museum of Art’s newly opened exhibit, Picasso on Paper, offers an intimate glimpse into Picasso’s view of life—how he saw, experienced, and created it—spanning nearly 70 years, from 1904 to 1973. I had the pleasure of attending on opening day, stepping into his mind and gaining a glimpse of one of the most … Continue reading Perspectives of Picasso
Inspiration can be a beautiful thing. By definition alone, it’s the internal experience of seeing, hearing, or feeling something so powerful that it resonates deep within. I’ve always been called the “artsy” one in my family. Maybe it’s because I was introduced to dance and music at an early age. Maybe it’s because I took … Continue reading Finding FeelSpace: Art as My Muse
Woke up wanting to see the sun… it wasn’t there… did the same thing a few years back and captured the feelings, re-sharing… I wanted to see the sun. Sounds silly, I know, but this shelter in place lifestyle is taking a toll on my vitamin D levels and I could tell. The Cleveland skies … Continue reading I Waited For The Sun
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