Peter Dransfield talks about his work as a bronze sculptor while we follow the year-long process of him creating a commissioned piece for a client.

This is a poem about the transitions in life and the emotions, sensations and physical responses I have as I move through them. They are accompanied by the natural and urban worlds around me.

Therapist Corie Washow, LCPC-C, engages with the natural world as the medium through which she and her clients share in conversation and experience. She is creating a series of short videos to help people experience nature in a way that could be helpful in these unusual times of COVID-19.

Rob Schulz, of Resonant Photography, and traveling musician Ben Cosgrove began a project in January to tell the story of Ben’s career. Prior to these unusual times of pandemic, stay at home orders, and social distancing, they began mapping conversations and footage that would reflect the unique lifestyle through which Ben discovers the sounds, emotions and musings of his instrumental music. After one meet-n-greet coffee and one accelerated interview in a hotel room in Burlington, VT, Ben headed to Nashville to record some new material and then the world changed.

This is the teaser for a short documentary project with ceramics artist Brian Buckland. Brian is a passionate artist and we are working together to share the story about the deep investment a ceramics artist puts into their craft. Much more to come about the various facets of Brian's art/career and the magic of kiln fired ceramics.

A montage of tags in an old mill section in downtown Lewiston, ME along the Androscoggin River.