January 21, 2025 by Katie Dillon Low

‘Close Encounters’ with nature’s circularity at Boxspring Gallery

Katie Dillon Low sees a two-person exhibit at the new Boxspring Gallery at Crane Arts, in which Marguerita Hagan and Gregory Brellochs’s works pay homage to nature’s awesomeness delivered in perfect or near-perfect circles, in microscopic and macroscopic wonders.

January 18, 2025 by Cindy Stockton Moore

Exploring Doors, Portals and Divides in ‘Barrier’ at Art Yard

Cindy Stockton Moore takes a trip to ArtYard in Frenchtown, NJ, to weigh in on the group exhibition, ‘Barrier,’ which explores various ways humans use to separate things from things, persons from persons, and other internal or external divides.

January 17, 2025 by Ruth Wolf

Clean lines, exquisite crafting in ‘Japandi Revisited’ at Wayne Art Center

Ruth Wolf sees the exhibition ‘Japandi Revisited’ at Wayne Art Center and talks about the works, which convey quietude and invite contemplation at a time when we all need some of that.

January 15, 2025 by Joyce Chung

Candice Lin’s art for humans and their companions, in ‘Interspecies Imbibements’ at Ulises

Joyce Chung interviews artist Candice Lin about her exhibit at Ulises and find out about the artist’s history of starting an alternative gallery in Los Angeles. The community-focused artist talks about her work and her use of her cat Roger as a metaphorical stand-in in her art for larger issues.

January 13, 2025 by Pete Sparber

Serene and solitary, the light-filled urban landscapes of Larry Francis

Pete Sparber visits Larry Francis at his home studio and talks with the artist about his quiet and light-filled urban landscapes.

January 8, 2025 by Sarah Kaizar

AT Feed 2, Northern Lights Over America – A Rare Beauty in a Burning World

Sarah Kaizar’s ‘AT feed’ is a humorous look at today’s climate change media postings online.

December 31, 2024 by Roberta

Val Rossman’s abstract world of positivity, passion and joy

Roberta interviews artist Val Rossman about her 40-plus year experience of producing art and teaching others. The conversation hits on her techniques, her materials, her self-discipline, and the joy

December 20, 2024 by Roberta

Scott Kip’s improbable and incredible rumination on life – ‘Perpetual Inventory’ at Arcadia University

Roberta and Ryan see Scott Kip’s piece, “Perpetual Inventory” at Arcadia University. They looked, and talked and marveled, then spoke with the Curator, Richard Torchia (former Gallery Director at Spruance Gallery), and Matt Borgen, current Gallery Director. Afterwards, they spoke with the artist as well.