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Tag: art
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Bus Route in Three Parts By Rey Armenteros
1. While in their little country, I had my peaceful sojourn in the home of the Prophet. We were up in the mountains, and the main building on the estate was being used as a spiritual retreat. The meeting hall was spacious and covered with cushions and pillows, with windows…
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Paintings By Behruz Kuul
Behruz Kuul was born in 23 February 1988 in Nakhchivan. Graduated from Nakhchivan State University Fine Arts department, the workshop of Prof. Huseyngulu Aliyev in 2005-2009. Attended in courses of the famous Azerbaijani artists in Azerbaijan State Academy of Fine Arts in 2009-2010. Continued to work personal workshop in Nakhchivan…
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Nipi Mae By Mae Bayu
Mae Bayu is a versatile artist from Sabah, Malaysia, who dabbles in painting artworks, performing arts and other creative expressions such as costume design as well as writing. “Nipi Mae : When I was a Little Girl” (Mae’s Dream in the Dusun language) is a compilation of artworks based on…
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Death After Dying By Claudine Griggs
I hate working the night shift at the morgue because corpses won’t leave me alone. The human brain can still “think” for five to seven days after death, given a temperature range of 35-48 degrees Fahrenheit and assuming there has been no significant head trauma. Post-mortem brain waves were discovered 12…
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a tidal wave of sunlight by Maitreyi Parakh
my cheek is cool against the glass/ the sweet smell of roasting corn reaches me/ and i lift my head/ momentarily sacrificing my respite from the heat./ the rustle of playing cards to my left/ is the chorus to the flap of a butterfly’s wings/ that shimmer in the sun./…
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Autumn in Progress By Carolyn Martin
Click photos to enlarge. Carolyn Martin is a lover of gardening and snorkeling, feral cats and backyard birds, writing and photography. She is currently the poetry editor of Kosmos Quarterly: journal for global transformation. Visit: carolynmartinpoet.com
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Quiet, Please by Natasha Fontenelle
Quiet, Please. I can’t hear myself not think,The incessant chatter edges me close to the brink. Quiet, please.Did I fail to mentionHow exhausting I find the piercing cries for attention?Eyes tight headachesCrave space to createVacation from persistent nonsensical notifications. Quiet, please.Let me feel the breeze,Please don’t bulldoze this void with…
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Art by O. Yemi Tubi
O. Yemi Tubi (MOYAT), a Nigerian born, American trained Artist, currently residing in the United Kingdom as an artist with a creative and unique personal style. O. Yemi works were awarded 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th and 6th places in political commentaries in American Art Awards from 2014 to 2017. He…
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Chronic Illness & Art Cont.
I’ve spoken before on my work concentrating around experiences with chronic illness and hospitalization. For this collection, I decided to take a more literal approach and showcase what’s on the inside rather than the outside. I was inspired by the old medical illustrations of Da Vinci. Using sepia and sanguine…