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Having an Artist’s Perspective Can Help Foster a Positive Mindset

Written by Catherine Harlow Edited by Kathryn Cooperman Featured Image by Catherine Harlow (Untitled Rhododendron Sketch, pencil on paper, 2020)          For as long as I can remember, I have always taken note of the little things around me.  Anything I see can become an object to study.  What kinds of shadows does glass cast?  […]Read Post ›

Autumn Paintings Through the Years

Autumn Paintings Through the Eras

Autumn is finally upon us! The leaves are changing, sweaters are being worn, and people are watching their favorite seasonal movies, but before there was When Harry Met Sally and It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, Autumn was depicted through paintings. With its vibrant colors and moody weather, autumn has inspired artists for centuries. Below […]Read Post ›

5 Places to Visit for Free and Unique Art Experiences

We recently shared why taking Art History is so important but if you aren’t currently a student, you might be wondering where to hone your skills. Luckily for all of us, interesting ideas about art are all around us if only one knows where to look. Here are five suggestions to help your dive into […]Read Post ›

Reflections on the Seattle Art Fair

The first weekend of August the Seattle Art Fair gathered local artists, artists from across the country, and artists from across the globe.  Inspired by Art Basel and the Venice Biennale, Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen founded the fair in 2015 “with a goal to be a one-of-a-kind destination for the best in modern and contemporary […]Read Post ›

On the State of Our Disunion + 3 Tips for Self-Care

I’m not going to sugarcoat-it has been a frustrating and scary week to be a person of color in America.

Profiles in Art: Julia Powell

Profiles in Art: Julia Powell

Julia Powell is a Cambridge-based painter who left her job at a top law firm to pursue her creative passion for painting. You may have seen her work on her popular Instagram page, which features her adorable dog Ella, or on the set of various television episodes. You can explore more of her watercolor and […]Read Post ›

Light in the Dark: Staying Hopeful in a Dystopian Mediascape

“If you don’t like the conversation, change it.”

Light in the Dark: A Series

In the darkness, let there be light

The Art Direction of “Horizon Zero Dawn”

Horizon Zero Dawn is the game I have played most recently, and as I progressed through the game I was continually blown away by the attention to detail in the world-building, which is particularly evident in the aesthetics of the peoples and creatures.  Horizon Zero Dawn is an action role-playing game (RPG) set in a […]Read Post ›

Tiffany’s Five Points of Art Appreciation

It can be really intimidating to approach an artwork for the first time, especially those that are exceptionally avant-garde or wildly unfamiliar. You may feel the urge to have the perfect articulate and intellectual observation about a given piece, but how do you start thinking and talking about something you don’t quite understand? For me, […]Read Post ›

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