Sharron Singleton

  • Trudy wrote a new post 9 years, 1 month ago

    I talk to dead people. Oh, don’t get worried. It’s not like they talk back. Although, there was that time…

    What I’m saying is that I have some graves that are my favorite haunts. (And just to be absol […]

  • In a northern portion of the Midwest, on a night of light snow, during the few minutes just before and after ten o’clock, some things happened. They occurred along a route on which a southbound train traveled t […]

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                                                   SUZANNE STRYK: NESTING MATERIALS
                                                           

    Chroma Gallery, May 5 – 27, 2017, Opening Reception, Friday, May 5th 5:00 – 7:00 PM

     

    “Suzanne Stryk draws the viewer into the intim…[Read more]

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    Frankie Slaughter is a mixed media artist living in Richmond, Va. She works with a variety of materials including fabric, paper, encaustic and porcelain. She previously designed one-of-a-kind j […]

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    artwork by Peter Skinner
    Peter Skinner: Paintings
     

    Peter Skinner: Paintings will be exhibited at Les Yeux du Monde Gallery May 12 – June 18. An opening reception will be held Friday May 12 from 5-7:30 p.m.

    Born in Seattle, Washington, Skinner attended The Juilliard School of Drama and went on to become an actor, sculptor, painter, and writer. He has lived…[Read more]

  • I’ve forgotten how hard moving is. Not just the organizing and packing but the time spent in small details; the time spent on the phone and mad-dash trips to the store for tape and bubble wrap.

    My husband and I […]

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    I wrote these poems to capture and preserve real events. They depict shifts from isolation and loss to connection and love—the dance of relationships in unexpected places, with unexpected dance pa […]

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    Freedom. Freedom to explore. Freedom to express one’s self. Freedom to communicate your conscience. Artist Robert Strini has been answering the call for over 40 years.

    “The biggest key in my life was […]

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                                                         “I Stand with Her:” Paintings by Mary Michaela Murray
    April 4-30 at McGuffey Art Center, Charlottesville, VA

    “Color moves me, and at once, arrests me. To linger, to look, to indulge in the pleasure of light and color dancing on humble objects and in the ordinary scenes of my d…[Read more]

  • Elizabeth Howard started the topic in the forum 9 years, 2 months ago

     

     

                                                         “I Stand with Her:” Paintings by Mary Michaela Murray
    April 4-30 at McGuffey Art Center, Charlottesville, VA

    “Color moves me, and at once, arrests me. To linger, to look, to indulge in the pleasure of light and color dancing on humble objects and in the ordinary scenes of my d…[Read more]

  • Elizabeth Howard started the topic in the forum 9 years, 2 months ago

     

     

     “I Stand with Her:” Paintings by Mary Murray
    April 4-30 at McGuffey Art Center, Charlottesville, VA

    “Color moves me, and at once, arrests me. To linger, to look, to indulge in the pleasure of light and color dancing on humble objects and in the ordinary scenes of my daily life—this has been my inspiration,” says artist and gr…[Read more]

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    Offerings, Egg tempera on panel, 36″x36″, 2017

                     Offerings: Women on the Freedoms of Age, with Susan Jamison & Beatrix Ost

    On Saturday, April 15, artist and author Beatrix Ost and painter Susan Jamison will share an open conversation on recognizing the gifts of grace, insight and cultivation in creative aging women. Their…[Read more]

  • Susan,

    what a romp through tropes–“The Sudden Appearance of an Identical Twin”
    thank you!

  • I recognize that I may be a tad more sensitive to the prospect of police state behavior than the average Jo but I come by this extra helping of unease naturally. Because of his liberal politics my dad, Marcus […]

  • Sharron, those nearly 80 years you’ve been around have refined your writing and artistry. This is a memoir filled with delicious visuals.

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    They arrived at the beach at dawn. The Family: Father, Mother, Son and Baby Girl. They enjoyed sole ownership of the beach, playing, swimming and napping as the tide rolled back. Morning settled in and […]

  • For most of my youth, I lived in a secure blanket of belonging. I belonged to the groups of people that surrounded me at my school and church: white Christians, married couples with children (children like me), […]

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    Fluorescent Self Portrait

    Streetlight contributor Geoffrey Stein is showing new works East and West. His collage, Fluorescent Self Portrait is included in a Poets and Artists group exhibition, Sight Unseen, at Abend Gallery in Denver, Colorado. The show runs through March 25th.

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    His painting, Rohlin at Sunset, was…[Read more]

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    Dimithry Victor, a junior at South Plantation High School in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, continues to create original and intriguing images, now inspired by personal dreams and Pop art. He draws with p […]

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    Catherine carefully dumped the coffee grounds onto the center of the front page and then folded over the four corners, making a neat bundle. Robert didn’t like to read the news and she was always ca […]

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