| 12.12.20 |
Q: Would you speak about the creative process that resulted in your 1994 pastel painting, “Amok”? |
| 7.11.20 |
Q: What has been your biggest challenge so far? |
| 3.10.20 |
Q: Do you have a home studio or do you go to an outside studio to work? Which do you prefer and why? |
| 5.10.19 |
Q: You are a multi-talented woman! Tell us about your book, “From Pilot to Painter,” and how writing, for you, compares to painting and photography. Which do you prefer? |
| 11.09.19 |
Today |
| 10.08.19 |
Q: When did your love of indigenous artifacts begin? Where have you traveled to collect these focal points of your works and what have those experiences taught you? |
| 29.09.18 |
Q: What was the first folk art figure you brought back from Mexico? |
| 25.08.18 |
Q: Why did you first decide to depict Mexican folk art in your work? |
| 7.04.18 |
Q: (Part II) Would you share your story of how creating art enabled you to heal after losing your husband on 9/11? |
| 31.03.18 |
Q: (Part I) Would you share your story of how creating art enabled you to heal after losing your husband on 9/11? |
| 9.09.17 |
Q: Would you speak about how important it was to get back to work after losing your husband on 9/11? |
