A Cincinnati gallery and exhibition space that enables people with disabilities to show, sell, and promote their work. When touring the space and learning about what ABB does, viewing the artwork for the current exhibition, it was truly inspirational. All the works were courageous and powerful. One of my favorite pieces in the show was an organic sculpture created by the center for the blind. Art Beyond Boundaries mission: Art Beyond Boundaries provides innovative programs to

Someone told me to check out Amy Sillman recently and I've been loving her work. I love her use of color and geometric forms. Some of her lines appear as a texture, and she incorporates abstracted figuration and collage. This particular piece reminds me of Phillip Guston and Nude Descending a Staircase. #greatartists #paintingsthatinspireme #ilovepaint #ilovecolor

Lately I have been stressed by my thesis work and all the critiques I have been through recently. My head has been a jumbled mess, and I've been second guessing what I'm doing and why I'm doing it. Art school is one of the hardest things I've ever done. I am now slowly emerging from my funk, and started some new paintings, inspired by Helen Frankenthaler, Grace Hartigan, and my favorite Joan Mitchell. They are my inspiration--I have dreamed about their paintings. My new paint

For my first blog post--I decided to write about an experience I had last weekend worth sharing. I am a docent at the Cincinanati Contemporary Arts Center and get the chance to come close to the exhibitions that travel through the museum. Last weekend I volunteered to help artist Anne Lindberg with the install of her show. I got to meet her and her husband as the three of us worked in the tedious set up of her amazing site specific work. It was inspirational on many levels