In mid-March, as the pandemic set in and caused the cancellation of my exhibition in New York City, I sought distraction and solace at one of my favorite painting spots, … Continue reading Art in the Pandemic – Distraction, Solace and Direction by Anne Diggory
I Ponder While the Virus Rages by Kernan Davis
I identify myself as a natural hermit, so isolation does not bother me. My wife tells me that I am too gregarious to be a real hermit. Although I can … Continue reading I Ponder While the Virus Rages by Kernan Davis
An Bóthar Fada by Ed Collins
I think of all the Irish who settled in the Adirondacks to work in mines, logging, tanneries, mills, schools, hospitals, road building, guiding, public services and law, stores, eateries, hotels … Continue reading An Bóthar Fada by Ed Collins
My (Pet) Corona by William Blackburn
-A message to our new friend Lean-to shanty roadside snack barButcher house of unusual tastes From those wet works you crawledTraded false hopes for troubled wheezing The gagging sneezing, dry … Continue reading My (Pet) Corona by William Blackburn