By Cynthia Reeser with Shawn Huckins Cynthia Reeser (TRON): What inspires your artwork? Shawn Huckins: My work has always been inspired by mundane environments—environments everyday people may overlook and not see the potential beauty in, within the given surroundings. Especially with my early work, I found beauty in old rusted-down gas pumps, old ice cream shops, … [Read more…]
By Cynthia Reeser with Carolina Rodriguez CR (TROn): Your artwork is wildly imaginative. Where do get your ideas? What inspires you? Rodriguez: Well, I use everything that surrounds me, the places I go, the people I talk with, the plants, the bugs, the water, the fire, the space, the stars, the galaxies and comets, the … [Read more…]
By Cynthia Reeser with Amy Bernays Cynthia Reeser (Tampa Review Online): Where do you find inspiration? Amy Bernays: At the traffic lights. I’ll look over at a girl and guy walking to lunch. Her tender touch on his arm, his distant stare. Or at a bar, seeing a girl look anxiously around the bar for … [Read more…]
By Cynthia Reeser with Regina Valluzzi Dr. Regina Valluzzi has always pursued art in tandem with her technical achievements in Nanotechnology and Biophysics. She is a trained scientist, with a BS in Materials Science from MIT and a PhD in Polymer Science from University of Massachusetts Amherst. She has spent years as a researcher in … [Read more…]
By Sandra Gail Teichmann-Hillesheim Home Place Under Snow (Flint Hills Country Road) Industrial Waste Meditation Nestling in Lace Summer White ============================================================================ Sandra Gail Teichmann-Hillesheim is a writer and visual artist. Her books include Slow Mud, Killing Daddy, and Woman of the Plains. She is also a playwright, with Mockernut Street, Corinne, and Not Laughing produced. … [Read more…]