By Greggory Moore Perhaps you’ve had occasion to be out somewhere with no intention of hearing live music — instead just wanting to read, work, indulge in coffee and conversation — and to have felt that pang of annoyance when you realized a band was about to play. If you’ve been lucky, at least a [...]
by Sander Roscoe Wolff Whether she’s breaking egg shells on the sidewalk or weaving used clothing into huge billowing shapes, Betsy Lohrer-Hall is constantly exploring her relationship with environment and community, and gently encouraging those who experience her work to examine their own ideas about things. Often process oriented, her work does not fit neatly [...]