Carolyn Case’s paintings rely on a beguiling density, gained from years of working and reworking a surface. read more
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A Sea Coast Studio
Inside the Studio with Richard Whadcock Inside the Studio offers a behind-the-scenes peek into the work environments of WTP artists, as well as insight into their creative process within these resonate spaces. See Richard Whadcock’s work in WTP Vol. VIII #1. By Jennifer Nelson, WTP Feature Writer In 2017, painter Richard Whadcock leased a workspace at Chartwell…
Sue D. Burton
Sue D. Burton's prose poem from WTP Vol. VIII #1 follows the hypothetical tale of swans on a golfing green. read more
Poetry as Tangible Language
"Poetry brings us back to tangible language and solid ground." A conversation with Poetry Editor Sara London and Jeffrey Harrison. read more
BIRDER ON BERRY LANE by Robert Tougias
Eye on the Indies: A Look at Indie Authors and Their Publishers By Lanie Tankard, Indie Book Review Editor Birder on Berry Lane: Three Acres, Twelve Months, Thousands of Birds by Robert Tougias, illustrated by Mark Szantyr (Watertown, Massachusetts: Imagine! Publishing (a Charlesbridge imprint), March 17, 2020; 224 pages; $19.99; hardback ISBN 978-1-62354-541-3). “O, well…
Social Participation Art
Website Review: Daniel Shieh By Richard Malinsky, Arts Editor Daniel Shieh is a young artist from Taiwan who, in a relatively short period of time, has built an impressive CV while studying and creating in the United States. On his site, danielshieh.com, you can find his early works in sculpture, and see their evolution into…
WTP Vol. VIII #1
This month in our 2020 debut issue: Turneresque landscapes, photolithographs, the historical as conceptual photography, and so much more. To view more extraordinary issues, visit our WTP Magazine page. Print copy available here.
Joann Gardner
From Joann Gardner’s chapbook The Deaf Island, published by The Poetry Society of America as part of their prestigious PSA Chapbook Fellowship Program. read more
Artist as a Primitive Shaman
Madara Tropa on the artist as a primitive shaman with the capacity to recognize a problem and be recognized as a projection of desire for change. read more
Multi-Media Artist
Wen Yu is a multi-media artist from Suzhou, China, who now lives in Boston where she creates research-based projects that integrate art, technology, story-telling, and tangible materials. read more
Synesthesia in Painting
Christine Olmstead is a painter who experiences synesthesia. Her mixed-media paintings focus on movement and mood, as well as the use of color, metallic, and reflective elements. read more
Kateryna Borovschi
"Where lies the line between real ‘me’ and virtual ‘me’? And is it there at all?" Kateryna Borovschi's new series explores the implications of the social media reality. read more