Colonies, Memory, and the Quiet Labor of Minerals Salt entered my life long before it entered my work. I grew up near the Mediterranean Sea, surrounded by light, movement, and a sense of openness. And yet, the place that shaped my way of seeing the world was elsewhere — at the lowest point on Earth. The Dead Sea. A landscape that does not behave like a landscape. A place where scale collapses, where time thickens, where the body becomes acutely aware of itself. The Dead Sea a

Tic-tic-tic-tic-tic-tic… A needle taps over and over on a sheet of paper, each stroke piercing it. The action focuses on a specific area,...

Neora Zigler, art teacher Medium Characteristics Acrylic paint is a new painting medium that became commercial in the 1950s. It comes in...

11 years 11-year-old child Medium Characteristics Powdery pastels are made of color pigments. The chalks come in various degrees of...

When she passed away, we lost ourselves in her art room. Piles of drawings and paintings heaped on top of each other Of all sizes and...

She stormed into the room, the familiar cloud of scent I’d come to know so well over the past year following in her footsteps. A sharp...