featured Gather – Flowers for your table
Wildflowers collected from our fields in White Stone, VA I firmly believe that when you gather friends and family at the table you should always have fresh flowers there too. They elevate the experience and can be done simply and inexpensively from gathering wildflowers in various shapes and sizes to pulling together one flower, in one color, to make a statement. Wildflower...
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Lisa Wong – Seeing in Different Dimensions
Steve Seidel at the Harvard Graduate School of Education talks about how arts education trains us in “bifocalism:” the ability to see in different dimensions – alternately focusing on the smallest detail while still appreciating the larger picture. Contemplate a single flower – at first glance it seems to be perfectly formed, uniformly colored – but on longer contemplation one finds that things are...
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Donna L. Gassie – Garden: Art & Life
Flowers. I love flowers. The colors. The shapes. The fragrances. The shear variety. And this from a city girl growing up in apartments. I never experienced many fresh flowers or gardens when I was a kid. They were exotic and something that occasionally showed up for special occasions. I’m a photographer. And at some point in my adult life, I became acquainted...
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