(readaloud here: https://leorawien.substack.com/p/readaloud-of-watermelon?r=dypcn&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email During the most recent heat wave, I cradled a frozen watermelon wedge the size of a baby on my lap. The day before, I had scooped out a cup-sized crater from the top. The melon was now frozen, and I poured heavy cream slowly into the crater. I watched as the white edges of the cream froze slick up against the frozen red fruit. With a soup spoon, I began to scrape the border of...

3/3 - 4/16/2023 I'm excited to share that my giclée print "Star 38" is on view in the juried exhibition “Shape and Soul”. A limited...

I’m excited to share that two of my paper lithographs (Grace I and Grace II) have been selected by Santa Barbara-based artist Wyllis...