by Jonene Lee I asked Tony Howard (TYWHO) a series of questions about the collective—simple ones on the surface, the kind that feel light until you realize they aren’t. Questions about roles, conflict, time, and what it actually means to build something with other people over and over again. What I got back wasn’t a list of answers. It was a portrait of a chosen family. Every family has roles. The responsible one. The chaos agent. The peacemaker. When I asked Tony who’s who i

I'm an artist. A creative. Dance, fashion, photography, curating art exhibitions ... it's all under the "artist" umbrella. How to make a sustainable living from those art avenues is an entirely different story. I opened the gallery because "I want to make artists money". I was tired of being around my peers, discussing art, creating art and staying broke. I wanted to provide a place where we could make money ... and we did.

I don't remember how I met Don Bell. I'm going to go ahead and assume that it was via Instagram, but in any case ... he exhibited in the gallery a couple years ago and I've been wanting to get some more of his work back in! Check out our chat below ... What’s one everyday moment that always brings you nostalgia? Brewing morning coffee. I’ve fallen in love with the process: the vibration of the bean grinder in the palm of my hand; the moisture rising from the hot kettle; the s