Daniel Gwynn: Interview

DANIEL GWYNN: INTERVIEW . TW: Does the state of Pennsylvania provide reparations or any form of compensation for   prisoners who were wrongfully convicted?  DG: No they don’t, not even an apology. TW: When you were incarcerated, what was the thing you missed the most about loosing your freedom? DG: I missed my family the… Continue reading Daniel Gwynn: Interview

Mikel Elam: Today is a New Day

Text by Mikel Elam, Copyright 2024 . Today is a New Day . Today is a new day . This is part of my studio practice. I try to just keep going and exploring new avenues often. Don’t get me wrong; I use my best judgement as of today. However if I grow; I might… Continue reading Mikel Elam: Today is a New Day

Berrisford Boothe: Selected Works

. Berrisford Boothe: Selected Works . An Artist on Top of His Game . Berrisford Boothe is a former professor of art at Lehigh University, and a visual artist with a 30-year practicing and exhibiting presence in the Northeast regional, national and international art scene. Painting is his passion. Boothe has amassed fifteen career solo… Continue reading Berrisford Boothe: Selected Works

Dominic Mercier: Fleeing Opression, Finding Creative Freedom

  Text by Dominic Mercier, Copyright 2020 . Fleeing Oppression, Finding Creative Freedom . When Milt Ward arrived in Philadelphia in the late 1930s, he was fleeing the oppressive and segregated south. But what he found in his new home was a welcoming, creative community that would bolster his artistic skills and shape his distinguished… Continue reading Dominic Mercier: Fleeing Opression, Finding Creative Freedom

Linda Ruan: 10 Questions

  . TW: Let’s start with your acceptance to PAFA. How did you feel when you heard the news of acceptance to MFA program? LR:  It was only a month between my submission to PAFA and my acceptance into PAFA. I was excited because it would be my first time going to a fine arts… Continue reading Linda Ruan: 10 Questions