Saturday, November 12, 2011
The beauty of a swan at sunset in Prospect Park, an autumn wonder.
Also filed in Brooklyn
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Tagged autumn, beauty, blue, Brooklyn, fall, gold, light, nature, New York, Prospect Park, quiet, silence, swan
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As you can see, animals have been central to my past few posts—from a teen’s beloved cat, to a family’s loved dog, and now here are a few photographs to celebrate horses.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Her 12th summer included Hurricane Irene which split the tree that almost crushed her mother’s car and worse, put her beloved cat in danger. With the wind howling, her cat went outside. She went from swimming and enjoying the ocean’s waves before the storm to rushing away from the powerful waves after. Finding her place [...]
Also filed in children, Ocean
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Tagged adolescent, cat, danger, girl, hurricane, hurricane Irene, Ocean, pet, Pre Teen, summer, swimming
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I am an alumna of the celebrated art school, The Skowhegan School of Painting, Drawing and Sculpture. Recently one of my art pieces called “Birth Tale” appeared in a slide show of alumni work at a benefit dinner for Skowhegan. This piece my be selected for the published Newsletter. “With life in motion, the amazing [...]
Also filed in art, maternity
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Tagged , art, baby, birth, Drawing and Sculpture, energy, hawk, maternity, Skowhegan School of Painting, story, tale
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Down the hill from the 1800′s church is the Woodland Chapel. A wonderful place, in the quiet of nature, for this marriage ceremony. The day was beautiful and the light in this space called for color for the green of the tall trees and the lovely decorations. I often use black and white, as I [...]
Also filed in New York, weddings
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Tagged , Bedford, bridal party, bride, ceremony, chapel, family, groom, joy, marriage, nature, NY, woodland
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Mr. Popper’s Penguins starring Jim Carrey is about to open. One of my landscapes has been chosen for the set. My art work was also been chosen for the movie “Eat, Pray, Love”.
Also filed in art, Vermont
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Tagged , apple, art, blossom, design, landscape, movie, orchard, photograph, set, silver gelatin, tree, Vermont
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A hunting culture does not have to mean a war culture. Why trophies and where does this tradition come from?
Also filed in children, family
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Tagged boys, bucks, children, culture, deer, family, fathers, food, guns, hunting, taxidermy, tradition, trophies, trophy, war
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Not only is a fund raiser for Choices In Childbirth coming up on May 9th in Manhattan but just this past Saturday, April 9th, a panel discussion titled “Men and Feminism” took place at the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum. What brings these two events together is that both [...]
Also filed in art, Brooklyn, children, family, maternity, New York
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Tagged birth, collaboration, ecology, fatherhood, feminism, health, maternity, meet up, motherhood, stay at home dads
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I am thrilled that artwork I have created to celebrate childbirth will be on display at The Concert for a Healthy Birth hosted by Ricky Lake on May 9th in NYC. This event benefits the work of Choices In Childbirth, the leader in maternity care consumer education, advocacy and outreach. Honored on May 9th will [...]
Also filed in art, Brooklyn, children, family, maternity, New York, portraits
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Tagged , 2011, advocacy, baby, child birth, Choices In Childbirth, Christiane Northrup, Christy Turlington Burns, Concert for a Healthy Birth, consumer, education, family maternity, health, May 9, pregancy, Ricky Lake, women
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