| 7.11.20 |
Q: What has been your biggest challenge so far? |
| 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? |
| 9.09.17 |
Q: Would you speak about how important it was to get back to work after losing your husband on 9/11? |
| 23.02.13 |
Q: Can you speak in more detail about how losing your husband, Dr. Bryan C. Jack, on 9/11 affected your artistic practice? |
| 16.02.13 |
Q: Your relationship with photography has changed considerably over the years. How did you make use of photography in your first series of pastel-on-sandpaper paintings, “Domestic Threats”? |
| 18.08.12 |
Q: When did you begin seriously studying photography? |
| 4.08.12 |
Q: In your earlier “Domestic Threats” series, you liken your paintings to scenes in a movie. Is there an audition process? What qualities must a figure possess to be cast in one of your paintings? |
