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... 
by Tess Lojacono | Jan 23, 2026 | Adult Care, Art, Art Therapy, Creative Expression, Winter Art, Impressionism, Expressionism
Wildlife, Color, and the Energy of Life Anne Lemanski’s artwork brings animals to life through bold color, pattern, and texture. Her pieces often feature wildlife—birds, mammals, and creatures of the natural world—rendered with a sense of motion and vitality. Color... 
by Tess Lojacono | Jan 16, 2026 | Adult Care, Art, Art Therapy, Creative Expression, Elder Care, Mental Health, Winter Art, Impressionism, Expressionism, Winter Artists
Sculpting the Circle of Life Barbara Hepworth believed that shape, space, and simplicity could express the deepest truths of human existence. As a modern sculptor, she worked with clean lines, smooth curves, and organic forms—often centered around circles, hollows,... 
by Tess Lojacono | Jan 9, 2026 | Active Lifestyle, Adult Care, Art, Art Therapy, Creative Expression, Mental Health, Winter Art, Impressionism, Expressionism, Winter Artists, Youth
Light, Movement, and the Joy of Living John Singer Sargent is best known for his dazzling portraits, filled with energy, elegance, and life. His mastery of light and movement allowed him to capture not just how people looked, but how they felt—mid-laughter, mid-step,... 
by Tess Lojacono | Jan 2, 2026 | Active Lifestyle, Adult Care, Art, Art Therapy, Creative Expression, Elder Care, Family Art, Healthy Living, Impressionism, Mental Health, Personal, Winter Art, Impressionism, Expressionism, Youth Care
Celebrating Family, Care, and Women’s Work Berthe Morisot was a founding member of the Impressionist movement and one of its most quietly powerful voices. While many of her contemporaries painted bustling streets or grand landscapes, Morisot turned her attention...