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The Art of Feeling Everything – Creative Flow for HSPs & Empaths
For Highly Sensitive People (HSPs) and Empaths, the world is never experienced in half-measures. A single piece of music can bring tears. A painting can stir a deep knowing inside. A walk in nature...
2 days ago6 min read


How to Build and Lead a Creative Collective – Lessons From Arts & Culture Entrepreneur Innovator
Entrepreneurship in the U.S. today often feels limiting if you don’t have traditional capital, so many approaches rely heavily on financial backing. As I began ideation. I had all the passion and no financial backing.
6 days ago6 min read


Flesh at the Threshold – Veličković Through a Jungian Lens
Vladimir Veličković (1935-2019) is a Serbian-French painter whose oeuvre is characterized by fragmented bodies, suspended violence, and stark palettes of black, grey, white, and red.
Nov 64 min read


Alive, Ambitious, Accountable – A Call to Shape Culture
This is a call to arms. To stand with the overlooked. To amplify the unheard. To make space for the work, the ideas, and the people the world too often misses.
Nov 34 min read


The Art of Becoming – Grand Rapids and the Quiet Rise of a Fashion City
Grand Rapids never asks for attention, it earns it. It doesn’t roar like New York or shimmer like LA. It hums, a low, steady vibration that starts in old brick buildings and seeps through alley murals, local...
Oct 164 min read


Exploring the Urban Soul Through the Sculptural Vision of Tracey Snelling
Discovering new artists can be both thrilling and illuminating. It was my preoccupation as a young dealer in New York, always on the lookout for new talent or established artists who needed support...
Oct 26 min read


Waiting for Elijah – A Walk Through Time
Sheila Jeanette Wood’s Waiting for Elijah: A Walk Through Time is a captivating and emotionally resonant novel that brilliantly bridges historical fiction, intergenerational drama, and spiritual awakening.
Aug 258 min read


The Hidden Cost of Dreams – Navigating the Pay-to-Publish Landscape
Many aspiring authors carry a powerful dream: to share their stories with the world, to be published and heard. However, behind this dream lies an often-overlooked reality: the growing prevalence of...
Aug 83 min read


Paul Bowen's Artistic Journey from Wales to Vermont and the Sculptural Story Behind His Masterpieces
The artist arrived in this country from his native Wales in the early 1970s. Finding his way in this new land, he spent those early years between New York and its art scene, as well as his schooling...
Aug 55 min read


Exploring the Boundaries of Abstraction in James Greco's Transformative Art
An invitation to make a studio visit to Brooklyn a few years ago introduced me to the work of James Greco. During our first visit, I was immediately struck by his dynamic abstract paintings.
Jul 114 min read


When the World’s Most Visited Museum Shuts Down
On June 16, 2025, the Louvre Museum in Paris abruptly closed to visitors. The cause? A strike by staff protesting unsafe working conditions, severe overcrowding, and infrastructure decay.
Jun 243 min read


Athens Exhibition “Fragments of the Past, Futures Unfolding” Reimagines Cultural Memory Through Experimental Art
Writer: Chris Miller Renowned for curating bold, forward-looking exhibitions across major cities such as London, New York, and Athens,...
May 122 min read


Matthew McCaslin Illuminates the Art World with Machines, Light, and Meaning
For the past four decades, Matthew McCaslin has created a new paradigm in the realm of sculpture and installations. He has had solo shows in London, Paris, Dijon, Cologne, Hamburg, and Gent.
May 65 min read


The History of Tattoos in the West: Stigma, Acceptance, and Social Evolution
Tattoos are not exclusive to the West. Archaeological evidence indicates that tattooing has ancient roots, with records such as Ötzi, the...
Mar 185 min read


Just Google It: A Brief History Of How We've Found Things Online
Are you curious about how we've reached a point where finding anything on the internet is just a few clicks away? Wondering how Google...
Feb 19, 20244 min read


Memory Within Art – The Invaluable Quality Of Expressionism
Do we ever think about the truth behind the inspiration of art? Art is often autobiographical, healing, raw, emotional, and gripping.
Feb 16, 20245 min read


Fear No Weevil ‒ 6 Lessons In Resourcefulness From The History Of The Boll Weevil
Written by: Heather Bryant, Ph.D. , Executive Contributor Executive Contributors at Brainz Magazine are handpicked and invited to...
Mar 25, 20227 min read
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