by Tess Lojacono | Jun 26, 2026 | Active Lifestyle, Art, Artist of the Month, Creative Expression, Expressionist Art, Healthy Living, Kindness, Making decisions, Mental Health, Youth
Magdalena Abakanowicz Born June 20, 1930 Abakanowicz created powerful sculptural works exploring: humanity community individuality resilience Many of Abakanowicz’s sculptures are groups of human figures—similar, yet all slightly different—which beautifully... 
by Tess Lojacono | Jun 12, 2026 | Active Lifestyle, Art, Asking for help, Creative Expression, Early Learning, Family Art, Healthy Living, Kindness, Making decisions, Mental Health, Nature, Robotics, Social Robotics, Uncategorized, Youth
Art, Imagination, and Community All Summer Long As school lets out and summer begins, families everywhere start searching for creative ways to keep children engaged, active, and inspired. The good news is that some of the best summer art activities require only simple... 
by Tess Lojacono | Jun 5, 2026 | Active Lifestyle, Adult Care, Alzheimer's Disease, Art Therapy, Asking for help, Assistive Technology, Elder Care, Healthy Living, Kindness, Love, Making decisions, Mental Health, Multi-Sensory Sessions, Uncategorized
Understanding “Miracle” Alzheimer’s Treatments When a loved one has Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, it’s natural to search for hope. Families want answers, comfort, and above all, something that might help preserve memory and connection. Unfortunately, this deep... 
by Tess Lojacono | Feb 13, 2026 | Active Lifestyle, Adult Care, Art, Art Therapy, Creative Expression, Love, Making decisions, Mental Health, Realism, Valentines Day
Love, Art, and Complexity: Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel Valentine’s Day often brings images of romance and devotion—but love is rarely simple. In the art world, few relationships reflect this truth more powerfully than the connection between Auguste Rodin and... 
by Tess Lojacono | Feb 6, 2026 | Active Lifestyle, Adult Care, Black History Month, Healthy Living, Love, Making decisions, Mental Health
Breaking Barriers: Alice Coachman and DeHart Hubbard With all the attention on the upcoming Winter Olympics and the SuperBowl, Black History Month reminds us that champions are rememberd—but not always equally. This February, we honor Alice Coachman and DeHart... 
by Tess Lojacono | Jan 30, 2026 | Adult Care, Art, Art Therapy, Making decisions, Personal, Uncategorized, Winter Art, Impressionism, Expressionism, Youth
Color, Chaos, and Life’s Unseen Victories Jackson Pollock challenged the very idea of what painting could be. Instead of traditional images, he used movement, rhythm, and color to create dynamic works that feel raw, emotional, and alive. Pollock’s drip paintings... 