I had a Columbia bike. They were built like tanks. I wanted a Schwinn. I figured if something happened to the Columbia, I’d get the Schwinn. I even rode it into the side of the house, but I couldn’t destroy it. Dad refused to buy me a Schwinn. He said, “Earn one.” So I […]
I promised to share the opening of the exhibit at PEM a few weeks ago, when I wrote about the inspirations of her work and the pieces I created for the store. Well, let me tell you, getting there was an adventure unto itself! It has snowed earlier in the day, and was icy. We […]
Will Santa Find Me? As a six year old, living in Japan, one of my biggest fears was that Santa wouldn’t find me. After all, we were half way around the world, in a different day than it was back home. What would I do if he couldn’t find me? For a six year old, […]
My father was in the military, so we moved frequently. When I found out we were moving to Japan, I thought it was going to be a completely different world. I expected the roads to be red, the grass to be yellow, the trees pink. I was shocked to find out it was like […]
I’m honored to be part of the upcoming Georgia O’Keeffe exhibit at the Peabody Essex Museum. Georgia O’Keeffe: Art, Image, Style runs from December 16, 2017 to April 1, 2018. I am thrilled that I was asked to design five pieces connected to the exhibit for sale in the PEM Store. This exhibit originated at […]