An Archive of the Eclectic Interests of an Autodidact
I was pleasantly surprised that my husband Andrew’s artwork SHINING LIGHT is featured in an article in Cleveland’s Canvas Magazine. The article by Becky Raspe is about the exhibition CONVERGE, an exhibition by the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve celebrating the legacy and contributions of the LGBTQ+ community in the visual arts in the …
Andrew’s art is already represented at the center as he was commissioned during the buildings construction to do a permanent installation in the “Lounge” off of the main entrance (see photo below) From the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve’s website: “This August, the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve presents CONVERGE, a massive visual art …
My spouse Andrew Reach’s family were Jews in Leavenworth Kansas in 1850. By 1859 his family Jonas Wollman and Betty Kohn Wollman (1835-1927) and Andy’s great great grandmother Dora Wollman. Lincoln comes To Leavenworth Kansas 1859 His family was aganist slavely very involved in the abolishionist movement. They rented the second floor space of one …
For my husband Andrew Reach, his art has been a lifeline during the pandemic as he has been physically challenged with complications and increased pain. I’m proud of the beautiful work he has created during this time in a new medium for him, prints on composite aluminum panel that are cut-out to shapes on a …