Ellen Cornett’s pastels are filled with playful reinterpretation of fables and fairytales where her subject matter is people she knows- friends- in costume with unexpected props that relate stories of improbability. Pinocchio, for example, grows up to become a dance instructor. She uses realistic drawings and combinations that create...
Read MoreOriginally published in the April 2010 Hill Rag Artist Profile: Will Fleishell by Jim Magner Art has always been about describing the look and feel of life: the warmth of the sun on your face and the air you breathe. It is about capturing the passion of today and the...
Read More| INTERVIEWS | Perched three stories above H Street NE, Katherine Mann's studio looks south toward the Capitol Hill skyline affording unobstructed views of the Capitol, the Library of Congress's Jefferson building and of course, the myriad of row houses and trees that line the historic district. A recent 2009...
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