How My Hiatus Changed My Artwork
It's been six months since I made art. That's usually death for an artist but I needed that time away. Here's why: A few years ago, I made a promise to myself. When I first entered the art world I would walk around a few gallery shows in New York City. I remember...
A Day With A Princess
Sweet sixteens are very momentous in hispanic families. This is the time when young girls become women and often times, and enormous celebration takes place. These customs are very popular in South and Central America. However, with immigrants arriving in North...
Top 3 Tips On Creating Honest Work from Daria Morgendorffer
As a kid growing up in Jamaica Queens, I was immediately dubbed an outsider. No matter how hard I tried to assimilate with the kids at school, I never got around to actually fitting in. I was constantly bullied for being different and would always bury myself in art...
Solo Exhibition at One River School of Art & Design
One River School of Art & Design is showcasing the Divine Intervention series in the first of the "Community Conversation" exhibitions. One River School of Art & Design2081 Boston Post Road Larchmont, NY 10538 Exhibition is on view through July 9th, 2018...
Spotlight: Turning Pain and Loss into Strength with Lucy Torres
Have you ever had a moment in your life where you've hit rock bottom? It's such a crippling feeling to see your life in shambles. Personally, I've had rock-bottom moments in my life where I knew I had to make a choice: a choice to either stay in that situation or do...
Spotlight: Shaping Powerful Women Through Roller Derby!
For about three years, I've had the pleasure of being a roller derby athlete. Every time I tell people that I play roller derby, a bunch of questions come my way: Really, roller derby? Does that mean you punch women in the face? Does it hurt? Aren't you afraid you...