Hi, everyone! Check this out! This is an animation by Haihatus artists, Ruth and Auke. They have been at residencies all over the world for the last 6 months. This one was completed here, in Finland. But, check out their FB to see other awesomeness! Link to Auke and Ruth’s FB page
I absolutely love this. 🙂 ❤
Priceless and still, mostly, speechless. 
Parcel from the bestest, Courtney Thompson: The Hope Campaign
My name is the far right gradation – by member of InterArts Collab, Kyle Terry.
One of Brant Weiland’s ideas coming to fruition.
That’s Michael DiBarry – another InterArts Collab friend!
InterArts crew: Kyle Terry, Darren Lin, Kelly Lenahan (soundcloud.com/kelly-lenahan), Michael DiBarry, me
Postcard from Nay Nay, Renee Roberson! 
My Chautauqua Fam, Alison!!
and, the food they gave me!
Package from my aunt!
One of many getaways.
Ayad! Sorry, it’s crooked, I was creeping. Ayad Almissouri’s Work – link here
Some of Bran’ts work
more food from the ChauFam
Brant and his piece at Fowler-Kellogg Center 
And, me with mine!
Strohl Art Center, curated by Don Kimes
Awesome goblet by Maria Spiess – Check her out here!
Love my porcelain cup by Courtney Childers – See her work here!
Painter, Alex Nazar: Alex Nazar’s Work – link here
Painter, Sarah Treharne: Work – link here
Painter, Cody James – Cg0404@gmail.com
#lietoamy
http://www.traceyeminstudio.com
Check out Tracey’s current and future exhibitions. If you’re in the neighborhood, stop by.
Featured Artist and Statement: Karen Ann Myers
Artist Statement (taken from website, see link above)
I am investigating the psychological complexity of women through intimate observations in the bedroom. The work is inspired by the cult of beauty in contemporary mass media. Intricately painted, decorative interiors are invented to titillate the viewer.
Initial Reactions
Is that…? Yes, yes it is. I love it.
I like that she pulls inspiration from the everyday media cult of “house and home” – not the Martha Stewart or Better Homes and Gardens of yester-generation but today’s trendy influences like
Anthropologie and Pier One. The feminist viewpoint is not just a point in history. Karen’s paintings display contemporary female sentiments – wrapped in trendy, expensive Anthropologie-like quilts, the female figure still displays vulnerable, often used, body language and countenance.
Listen to her speak about her work from her studio:
Amy M Anderson 