Red canoe

August was a wonderful month. Its usual richness of growth has been stunted this year by drought conditions, but the blue skies are a sight to see. Mid month a friend and I serendipitously formulated a day for an adventure. The tide was full and we hoped its regular departure from the … Read More

April Showers

Life is an Art April showers Walking between the raindrops The Shepherdess’ This mixed media piece is from my time at Artsplace in Annapolis Royal. I created a dozen new pieces while in residence and experimented with a few new alternative techniques I had wanted to explore. These girls figure prominently throughout … Read More

Slates

The clouds, of late, have been full of themselves. Like giants lolling in and out of bed, they rumble across my viewpoint. The far hills of this river valley hide the horizon, allowing the clouds to slip in behind them like lost coins in a couch. Beneath them, it is fall, and … Read More

Spring !!

Riverstones Studio Life is an Art Phillips Curran, visual artist spring! As we age in this life, we all gather symbols to tell us spring is here…these days mine is magnolia. My personal signs for spring have adapted to my new surroundings. The garden zone I’ve moved to is much kinder, milder … Read More

an apricot glow

Karen Phillips CurranNEWSLETTERFebruary 10, 2023mornings This morning,The soft, gradual apricot glow of the winter sun pushes its way to the crest of the far hills of this Bear River valley.With patience, I soak in the grace, the gradual mesmerizing ascent, and its measured glow. It’s as if it waits each day to … Read More

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