Things are going to slide, slide in all directions Won’t be nothing (won’t be) Nothing you can measure anymore The blizzard, the blizzard of the world Has crossed the threshold And it’s overturned The order of the soul from The Future by Leonard Cohen Curated by Elin Spring and Suzanne...
By Elin Spring and Suzanne Révy Time flows like a river to the sea, incessantly, but our experience of it can ebb and flow. Sometimes we try to savor a treasured moment that ends too soon, other times the clock seems to slow to a snail’s pace. The syncopations and rhythms of time as expressed […]
By Elin Spring and Suzanne Révy 2021 ushers in a new wave of photography exhibits open for in-person viewing, many by appointment only. Despite the promise of healthier times ahead, Covid-19 is raging anew and will likely get worse through the winter months before we realize brighter days. With the fervent...
“It is always darkest before the dawn” ~ British theologian Thomas Fuller, 1650 Curated by Elin Spring and Suzanne Révy
By Suzanne Révy During the past year our lives have been transformed. The abrupt halt to “normal life” has left us feeling isolated and anxious as ominous news gathers like storm clouds. As with life’s events, art can offer transformation, too. Since the start of the pandemic, six Boston-area...
By Elin Spring and Suzanne Révy Here we are at holiday time, steeling ourselves for a winter of shrunken, separate celebrations during one of the most surreal and trying periods in our collective memory. More than ever, we long for personal companionship and the look and feel of genuine articles. Thankfully,...
By Elin Spring and Suzanne Révy No sugar coating, here’s the ghastly truth: it is hazardous to gather with family and friends, let alone to venture out and immerse ourselves in artwork at museums and galleries. If they are even open. It is an understatement to say we feel conflicted about publishing...
By Suzanne Révy Progress toward a more equitable world often feels like a snail’s pace: two steps forward, then one step back. Following protests in the late 1960’s and cultural transformations in the 1970’s, there was a fall back to social conservatism with the election of Ronald Reagan in 1980....
By Elin Spring and Suzanne Révy As the saying goes, “war is hell.” This Veteran’s Day, we honor the men and women who went through that hell. It is striking how stories that emerge from time spent in combat are remarkably similar, despite differences in the region of conflict or the era in which...
Invitation “You who have meant to come, come now With strangeness on the morning snow Before the early morning glow Makes half the snowy strangeness go. You who have meant to come, come now When only your footprints will show Before the overburdened bough Spills snow above on snow below You who have...
