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Author Kathryn Kaiser | Human & Figurative Artist

Welcome to the Art Blog home page.

Art blog is largely a visual journal of inspiring art, artists and creatives; people who inspire my life and my craft.

There may a bit of politics thrown in. Nudge. Wink.
This journal is my way of educating myself, sifting through the difficult issues, and visualizing a better world. See a bit more about Kathryn here.

Thanks for stopping by. Visit our studio site for classes, workshops, events and shop products at Verity Blue Studio & Gallery.
Please never stop advocating for the disenfranchised and for the future generations of our world.

The role of the artist is to make the revolution irresistible.
Tony Cade Bambara

Resources and Mutual Aid

Category : War & Conflict, History, Mutual Aid, Resources & Education

Resources and mutual aid for Palestine that are useful both in understanding the conflict, and helping those on the ground. Included are books, films and organizations.

215 Children What Can We Do?

Category : Resources & Education, History, Politics & Government, Social Issues

In 2021, a ground-penetrating radar survey ordered by the Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation uncovered the remains of 215 children. We are all grieving.

Basics of Life Drawing

Category : Figurative Art, Instruction, Resources & Education

An overview of the fundamentals of life drawing meant to clarify some of the technical terms and processes involved, and hopefully inspire as well.

Art Trees of Oro-Medonte

Category : Street Art, History

The Art Trees of Oro-Medonte project began as a journey into my family's past. Unexpected ancestries have led to a deepening connection to the Craighurst area.

The Ancient City of Palmyra

Category : Architecture, History

Palmyra is known as pearl of the desert. This monumental 2000 year old city is long considered one of the most important ancient sites in the world.

Marc Chagall

Category : Craft, Painters, Performance

Chagall was associated with several artistic styles and created works in almost every medium. He perceived his vision “not as the dream of one people, but of all humanity.”

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