By Barb Whitmarsh Bayou City Branch (Texas) When day dies and shadows are no longer shade Now silhouettes and things Of which imaginations made And the wind ordinary by ... Read more
By Bette Lafferty Tampa Branch (Florida) A blast of frigid Arctic air thundered into the Texas Hill Country during the night rattling the windowpanes. The trees danced to the rhyme ... Read more
“Pot of Gold” by Fran Mann Goodman, Boca Raton Branch Acrylic with acrylic skins (36×36) Artist’s Statement My interest, when I paint, is “to build life” into the piece. I ... Read more
By Carol Ehrlich Denver Branch I travel the back nine in a reverie, absorbed in the sweet reward of nearing completion, all the time sorry to see the game ... Read more
By Fern Overvold Atlanta Branch Sailing out of Frenchman’s Bay, wind from the North snatches the sails, whipping out the wrinkles, starching the canvas in tight curves that point ... Read more
“Ben Yehuda” by Rosemary Fineberg, Fort Lauderdale Branch Acrylic on wood, 20 x 24 Artist’s Statement: Although it is December on Ben Yehuda, despite the crisp, cool air, the ... Read more
By Barbara Dunham Pensacola Branch I see your shadow first, gliding above. You alight in the uppermost branches of a nearby tree. Then the conversation begins. A sound only ... Read more