Traditions are often passed down from generation to generation, but not every tradition is one that should be carried on. Through his work, Buddhist minister Lama Rod Owens helps individuals break through histories of trauma.
Will Karr
Yolanda Pierce grew up reading Scripture in the pews of a Pentecostal church. And yet, she believes that faith is more than simply reading text on a page — it’s about taking conscious actions and
In modern society, many people have become fearful that increasing diversity is threatening their own personal identity. Eboo Patel, however, believes that diversity is not a game of musical chairs; rather, there are enough seats
Girl Named Tom may be a trio, but when they sing they become one — a perfect blend and dazzling harmony of voices. “Girl Named Tom has an incredibly evocative sound,” said Laura
Exhibiting members of the Friends of Chautauqua Visual Arts spend most of the summer behind the scenes supporting the arts. Now, it’s their turn to be in the spotlight. Every summer, during the last few
As a luxury interior design director, James Hunter typically configures spaces for high-profile clients; however, in his blueprints and designs, he also maps out room for artists. “When I explain to clients that by buying
While many people gravitate toward bright-colored flowers, in her current work, sculptor and installation artist Rain Harris tends to lean toward more neutral tones, exploring what she calls “the cabinet of curiosity.” “I kind of
Many people see technology as the gateway to the future, but mystery writer Walter Mosley believes that humans are ultimately heading toward an alluring mirage — a facade with a bright light — that is
Art is traditionally spotlighted in galleries, but this weekend, you’ll find artwork illuminated by the sunlight in a green and serene space without any walls. From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 7,
Judy Barie and Erika Diamond are known for being the lead curators of the arts galleries at Chautauqua, but this weekend, Chautauquans will see them in a different role. “Talking about our own artistic work
The arts are a cornerstone of Chautauqua’s four pillars, and offering experiences where Chautauquans can interact with art is something that Chautauqua Visual Arts prioritizes. The Stroll through the Arts Gala, where Chautauquans can connect
Museums often give visitors the magical power to time-travel into past periods, ages and eras. At the Sarasota Art Museum, however, guests are being transported into the future — and identifying with the present. “Educating
Traditionally, an artist specializes in only one medium. Chautauqua Visual Arts artists-in-residence, however, are going outside of the boundaries and constraints of mediums, showing that an artist doesn’t have to stay in one lane. “I
Family traditions are often passed down from generation to generation, although many can be lost as time progresses. Quilt-makers, however, preserve family traditions and histories in fabric and stitches. Growing up, fifth-generation quilt-maker Loretta Pettway
When many people think of diaries, the first that often comes to mind is The Diary of a Young Girl, by Anne Frank. However, writer and historian Alexandra Zapruder works to ensure that every young
In 2019, at 11 years old, Charlotte Nebres made history by becoming the first Black ballet dancer to play the role of Marie in the New York City Ballet’s 65 years of The Nutcracker. This
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