This post is part of an ongoing blog series “Artists and Parkinson’s.” As an artist with Parkinson’s, I was motivated to connect with other artists who have Parkinson’s and find out about their body of work, how the disease has … Continue reading →
John Stephens’ surreal paintings illustrate the metaphor of Indra’s Net (the philosophy that everything is interconnected). His computer generated work, The Glory of the Eternal, is a perfect example: it follows water cascading from the Saint Chapelle into a landscape … Continue reading →
Artist, Frank Ferraro, has adapted; taking to new media to express his keen artistic sense. His thoughtful and emotionally charged work pulls inspiration from multiple realms of the senses like in his “Sonic Bridge Sound Sculpture.” For the piece he … Continue reading →
Nanette Hatzes is a multimedia artist. “That’s because I have a short attention span,” she says. As a painter and photographer, Hatzes is motivated by what’s in front of her. There’s a solitary moodiness to her work which is strongly … Continue reading →
With a paintbrush in hand, and her sharp poetic wit punctuating her finished paintings, Beverly Kemp tackles politics, deliverance, and Parkinson’s with a ferocious sense of humor and motion. “Where is the law, the code, regulation, decree, clause or motion … Continue reading →