Art Reviews/Articles
Artist Profiles
The following profiles are part of a series in-progress that I’m working on for MosaicARTs gallery.
The gallery, located in Northern Virginia, showcases both local and national artists with monthly exhibitions and poetry readings.
Read the artist profiles.
Marsha Brown, Painting and Sculpture
Ruth Lozner, Sculpture and Found Objects Art
Linda Lowery, Encaustic Painting
“Since the age of six, I have had a passion for drawing things. Now that I am 75 years, I have finally learned something of the true quality of birds, animals, insects, fishes, and of the vital nature of grasses and trees. By the time I am 89, I shall have made more progress. By the time I am 90, I shall understand the deeper meaning of things. When I am 100, I shall be truly marvelous; and at 110 each dot and each line will possess a life of its own.”
The art of aging well
I’ve written a number of articles, a curriculum, and a book (Aging Mastery Playbook) on aging well. Some people have asked me how I learned about this topic given that it was not my chosen field. Sure, I read the research, spoke with experts, and attended conferences. But I learned most of what I know about aging well—the nuance of it—directly from older adults themselves. Here is a sampling of articles I wrote over the past few years for National Council on Aging.
