Over the past few months I’ve come to the realization that much of the art I find myself drawn...

German-Vietnamese artist Nam Chau focuses on memory and heritage in her misty paintings of places she’s never actually been....

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Growing old can be very hard and depressing sometimes. Especially when it comes to that moment when a seniors need someone to take care of them constantly. A

Josh Hernandez on Instagram: “The Memories We Had Are Nothing But A Blur — 18x24” [45.72 x 60.96 cm] Link in bio to view available work”

As scientists work to unravel the mysteries of the mind, people with unusual conditions are helping add to our understanding

https://flic.kr/p/aEHbyy | more Fibre Optix...Connections Exhibition...Orillia Nov-Jan/12 | This impressive work is almost life size..it depicts the artist and her brother, as young children.....and it is entitled Memory...and it partly refers to the artist's mother, whose memory is failing..... It is composed of cheesecloth, and carefully segmented photographic enlargements, printed in varying degrees of density ...I was mightily impressed ! www.connectionsfibreartists.com

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A few years ago I was reorganizing a closet and discovered cardboard boxes tucked into a dark corner. Much to my surprise, I found dress boxes and shoeboxes filled with photographs from the 1940s and early ’50s. I had forgotten that when my father died I inherited his personal photographs. That afternoon and long into the night, I sat on the hallway floor looking at the pictures and reliving some of those moments. It was like discovering buried treasure, a forgotten family heirloom.