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The Art of Green


Kirbi Fagan

One of the projects on my desk is a book with scenes featuring a lot of…. green. In gardening, textiles, and decorating, green hues flow for me. I incorporate them generously so much so that I think of green as a neutral color - a backdrop of life on Earth. But this romantic thought comes to a screaming halt when I’m planning a composition with a lot of green. When I’m stuck with a problem…

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Chasing the Total Eclipse 2024


Gregory Manchess

April 17, 2024 - I’ve wanted to see a real total solar eclipse since I can remember. I’d read about it, looked at pictures of it, and watched movies of it. None of those things compare to being in the moment for the actual event. As artists we are nearly indebted to observing and analyzing a glimpse of the universe creating unique coincidences. Breathing in the dramatic lineup. Feeling the shift in offset surroundings. Listening to the quiet. The totality was going to burn a solar highway straight through the continental United States and pass right by where I’d grown up in Kentucky. Unfortunately, the weather threatened to be overcast there, so we decided to drive north to Syracuse, NY which promised clearer skies. But as the event drew closer, the clouds did, too, and our plans drifted east…

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