by Tom Sturm | Nov 17, 2011 | Arts
Somewhere on an Indiana highway there’s a disposable camera filled with Megan Labonte’s inspiration. The Goshen/Northampton-based artist points to the road trip casualty as a catalyst for one of her most prolific periods of creative drive, a time when she...
by James Heflin | Nov 24, 2011 | Arts
The transition between the main road and Corwin Ericson’s Wendell manse is a voyage within a voyage. Wendell has long managed the trick of feeling like the farthest point from any other in the Valley, so travelling beyond its main drag already feels like...
by Rebecca Rideout | Dec 1, 2011 | Arts
A lightning strike is what set Aurora Corsano in motion. (If only we could all have such obvious signs from the heavens.) But to meet Corsano, founder and director of the Luminz Dance Studio in Brattleboro, is to believe in such miracles. She wears her long,...
by James Heflin | Dec 1, 2011 | Arts
When Christian McEwen speaks, the melodious tones of her mild British accent (a hard one to place—she grew up in London and Scotland) convey a sense of well-centered calm. She seems like a good candidate to remind us that increased speed, that...
by James Heflin | Dec 8, 2011 | Arts
James Grinwis started circulating a poetry manuscript around 10 years ago, just after grad school at Umass-Amherst. Even then, it was clear that his sensibilities were unusual. That made his poems zing with surprise, with slantwise looks at the everyday that added up...