Stephanie Here and Now·Aug 17Friends and Favorites: An unexpected meeting at the Courtauld CollectionThis is just my story but there’s truth in it, I promise. My undergraduate degree was in Art History and Film Studies with a minor in…
InElmonXbyElmonX·Jul 7ElmonX Monet: Impressions of LightTwo masterworks by Claude Monet, the father of Impressionism. In Woman with a Parasol (1875), his wife Camille stands on a sunlit hillside…
InScritturabyAudrey Howitt·Jun 23Every Crane Wants to Fly: Monet’s “Iris”An ekphrastic poemA response icon6A response icon6
Soft Bloom Era·Jun 21The Distance Between ReflectionsWhat is the value in returning to what you once had?
InMerzazinebyMerzmensch·May 16Preoccupied perception, or Dissensus Audience.Update to Monet Incident.
Eugene C Scott·Sep 28, 2025Was It Meant To Be This Way? Sunday Psalm: A Poem Wrestling with the Art of Life and Death.Life instead was meant to reflect heaven and earth colliding in an explosion of silky colors, a welcoming bridge of peace
Dave LumAI·Aug 23, 2025Claude Monet: The Painter Who Turned Fog into FameClaude Monet wasn’t just an artist — he was the guy who painted the same haystack 30 times because, apparently, the lighting changed. Born…
Marina Zhu·Jun 24, 2025Becoming — Water Lilies“These landscapes of water and reflections have become an obsession. They are beyond the strength of an old man, and yet I want to succeed…
