Martin Lewis died in obscurity in 1962; a retired art teacher who had found some success in his early career, but was largely forgotten after the Great Depression took away the demand for his craft, leaving Lewis to spend his last three decades teaching other people how to etch. History chose Edward

Seventeen thousand unique sculptures are displayed in a new installation by Swedish artist collective Skaparkollektivet Forma. The group sought to draw attention to the individuality of 17,000 Afghan refugee youth whom the Swedish government plans to deport. The unaccompanied minors came to Sweden i

Today, remembering kindreds who have taken the rainbow journey to spirit. Enjoy your new wings, beautiful souls. Stay close to your heart. Talk soon, Meg x o Share on FacebookShare on Twitter … Continue reading →

My latest *Bold Interview* with the delightful powerhouse who is Michelle Nickolaisen...

Watercolour painting - Lino prints - Cats, fruit, vegetables, flowers, still life - color, inspiring, happy, joyful - woman artist - online happy art gallery

You know you’re a bold soul when… You’re beyond youthful fear, over trying to fit in and be ‘beige’… Now you care less about societal demands and want to be you! It’s time to express yourself unapologetically and loudly! Freedom, beauty, … Continue reading →

Kiki Smith (American, b. 1954, Nuremberg, Germany) has been known since the 1980s for her multidisciplinary practice relating to the human condition and the natural world. She uses a broad variety of materials to continuously expand and evolve a b...

Corrina Thurston explains how drawing transformed her life, how it has helped her cope with pain, and how she is now a thriving artist and entrepreneur.

Beautiful photos of Black and Brown people, for free. For commercial and personal use.

A previously unknown conversation with a modern master

"Creativity takes courage." –Henri Matisse

Frida Kahlo and other artists lesser known quotes...

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Women and History

A lot of us are experiencing our own personal pain AND tapping into global, collective pain at the same time. We’re marching, or emphatically not marching.