Wordle mania is sweeping the world, and I am absolutely on board with this bandwagon.  I’ve always loved Master Mind, and I’ve alwa...

         Any time you hear a story, it’s wise to consider who is telling it.  “History is written by the victors” is the most obvious remind...

         I wasn’t able to find any block prints directly related to Juneteenth, so I’m celebrating instead with a couple of African-American...

         This week I’ve finally been giving my garden some attention, so it seems a good time to share a bit of fantastical botany.  I have ...

         I recently got a chance to look around Yale University’s beautiful Humanities Quadrangle building (formerly known as the Hall of Gr...

         This poster is an interesting example of Picasso’s work in a very casual mode.  Picasso (Spain, 1881-1973) was hardly a stick-in-th...

         At the Yale Art Gallery last weekend, keeping my eyes open, as always, for relief block prints, I saw this piece by Nicole Eisenman...

         Here’s another post for #WyrdAndWonder , where the prompt is to celebrate the subgenre Portal Fantasy.         When it comes right...

         I got a lot of carving done during my shows over the past two weekends, and I now have one block complete, five more ready for a te...