Each Monday, we interview an artist about his or her work.
Into the woods
Daily life, still
Hands: Other windows to the soul
Fragments of light
In the flowers, in the flames
Somewhere, inside the rainbow
Blooming in Time
Lines of Communication
Shrouds of Memory
Woven Dreamscapes
April 4th marked the 53rd anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination. That night in 1968, presidential candidate Robert Kennedy broke the news to an Indianapolis crowd gathered for one of his rallies. “Listening to the speech decades later is to be reminded of the real power of words,” writes Tim Wendel in this 2012 essay. “How they can heal, how they can still bring us together, but only if they are spoken with conviction and from the heart.”