by Bill Walz “Real knowing comes up when we stand in the appropriate place. But usually we don’t. First we want to understand something according to individual knowledge, prejudice, customs…
Make Your Resume Shine
Business of Art written by visual arts consultant Wendy H. Outland. Contact her at imwhoknowsart@gmail.com So, you’ve been making art for quite a while, have exhibited in a few small…
Traveling Health
by Max Hammonds, MD Doctor Bob folded up his stethoscope and put it in his pocket. “Is there anything else I should know, Ken?” He stood at the counter, entering…
Spinning Discs October 2014
by James Cassara I’m again limiting my reviews to around 150 words each, attempting to cover as much music as I can. There’s just so much good stuff out there…
The Poets Voice: October 2014
Cock-A Doodle by Carol Pearce Bjorlie, Rapid River Magazine Poetry Editor/Columnist The roosters made me do it. Before “the cream of my brain has risen to the top” (as Virginia…
Jumble, Tumble & Spin
There is ALWAYS Something New in the Universe by Greg Vineyard I believe that connecting seemingly unrelated concepts generates fresh ideas. A lot of my new thoughts stream-in at the…
Create or Improve Your Artist Statement
Business of Art written by visual arts consultant Wendy H. Outland. Contact her at imwhoknowsart@gmail.com There are multiple elements every artist should have in their portfolio. The most powerful is…
Buddha and Mara
by Bill Walz The legend of Buddha’s journey to enlightenment, generally experienced as a quaint religious story, is, in fact, a powerful parable that deserves our serious examination. It is…
Spinning Discs September 2014
by James Cassara In an effort to cover as much worthy music as possible, I am going to limit my reviews to around 150 words. There’s just so much good…