March 2, 2026
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Rachel Meginnes Explores History and Transformation Through Deconstructed Quilts and Woven Textiles

Editor's Desk014 mins

PHOTO: Rachel Meginnes transforms forgotten textiles into profound art, blending history and creativity with boundless skill, sensitivity, and insight. Breathing New Life Into Forgotten Textiles Rachel Meginnes reimagines discarded textiles into thought-provoking art, reflecting history, emotion, and transformation while balancing her roles as artist and coach in the inspiring Blue Ridge Mountains. Rachel Meginnes is…

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Kyne Bernstorff – Art That Celebrates African Heritage, Women Disappearing Traditions

Editor's Desk013 mins

Painting the Soul of Africa Kyne Bernstorff discusses her journey as an artist shaped by Africa’s and scapes and people, sharing how she uses color, storytelling cultural connection to honor the continent’s unique heritage. Kyne Bernstorff’s art offers a profound and evocative glimpse into the soul of Africa. A Zimbabwe-born artist deeply inspired by her…

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Meg Duguid Explores The Intersection Of Performance, Object-Making, And Optimism

By Sam Taylor013 mins

Photo: Meg Duguid in her element, reimagining art through the interplay of performance, innovation, and a visionary eye for storytelling. Meg Duguid, 2012 photo by Catie Olson Blurring Boundaries Between Art And Life Meg Duguid delves into her process-oriented practice, blending performance, film, and installation, while exploring themes of optimism, storytelling, and the endless cycle…

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Elizabeth Magill Explores Memory, Nature, And Landscape Through Dreamlike Imagery

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Photo: Elizabeth Magill: Pioneering Artist Bridging Memory And Landscape With Bold Techniques That Redefine The Viewer’s Experience Balancing Beauty And Tension In Contemporary Landscape Painting Elizabeth Magill, a renowned contemporary artist, delves into themes of memory and nature, using innovative techniques and textured landscapes to evoke emotions, balance opposites, and explore the human connection to…

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Los Angeles Philharmonic Musician Jory Herman Announces New Album ‘Argonautical’ Featuring 5 Works by Female Composers

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The Haunted Attraction Association certifies 50 “Top Haunts” for excellence in safety, education, and scares, highlighting attractions that meet rigorous standards and enhance the Halloween experience nationwide. In celebration of the spooky season, the Haunted Attraction Association (H.A.A.) has announced its annual list of the “Top Haunted Attractions” across the United States. Released on Friday…

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Ashley Hasty Shares Her Literary Journey and the Intersection of Fashion History and Storytelling

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PHOTO: Ashley Hasty, a dynamic writer and literary influencer, brings history to life through her storytelling and creative endeavors. Exploring 1940s Fashion Ashley Hasty discusses her literary platform, passion for historical fiction and fashion history, and the integration of her diverse roles shaping her writing and creative pursuits. Ashley Hasty is a multi-talented individual whose…

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Dianna Frid Weaves Time Language And Materials Into Transformative Works

Editor's Desk015 mins

Photo: Dianna Frid in her creative space, surrounded by shelves of books and inspirations, embodying the intersection of intellect, artistry, and material exploration. Exploring the Intersection of Craft and Fine Art Dianna Frid discusses her artistic practice, highlighting sewing, materials, and bilingualism to explore themes of language, deep time, feminine legacies, and the powerful interplay…

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SaraNoa Mark Explores Memory And Time Through The Language Of Materials

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Photo: SaraNoa Mark, Prayer for Rain, carved clay, collected water, and aluminum. This contemplative piece, captured by Gina Clyne, evokes themes of ritual, memory, and humanity’s relationship with nature. Carving Time And Memory Into Stone, Water, And Community SaraNoa Mark’s work examines memory through materials like stone and water, blending history, oral storytelling, and site-specific…

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Diane Capogna Turns the Life and Legacy of Her Dog Abbey Rose Into Heartfelt Children’s Stories

By Olivia Green06 mins

Photo: Author Diane Capogna honors her Great Dane Abbey Rose through heartwarming children’s books that celebrate love, memory, and emotional healing. Celebrating Love, Loss, and the Joyful Bond Between Pets and Children Diane Capogna shares how her Great Dane Abbey Rose inspired a touching children’s book series, blending early childhood education, personal memories, and creativity…

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A Fusion of Danish-American Heritage and Artistic Expression

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Josephine Mette Larsen – Exploring Identity Through Clay Josephine Mette Larsen discusses her ceramic artistry, blending Danish-American influences, her creative process, and the significance of scale and heritage in her work, offering insights and advice for aspiring artists. Josephine Mette Larsen is a distinguished Danish-American ceramic artist whose work beautifully reflects her bicultural heritage. Based…

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