Album: Kentucky Fried Pickin'
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Boogie Woogie of the Mind
Album: Minimal
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Alex Knox
The poem Banana Split, by poets from Able ARTS Work, inspired this drawing by repeat NSH contributor Alex Knox of San Luis Obispo, whose drawings can be found in various threads. Alex named this drawing What Might Have Been. Pretty melancholy, considering it features a banana.
Album: Kentucky Fried Pickin'
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Kiff Scholl
The Twist, a choreographed piece by Able ARTS Work, inspired this digital art, called The Great Leap, by Kiff Scholl. Kiff, a Los Angeles artist, writer and performer, was one of the first artistic contributors to NSH ever--see his earlier piece in The Thread With Two Earths In It. For this piece, Kiff gamely accepted my weird assignment: create art inspired only by the choreography of The Twist, not the music to which it was choreographed.
Album: I'm A Stranger
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Able ARTS Work
Nalini Lasiewicz's song My Marie prompted Randi Carter, Brian Corder, Christy Culling, Amber Nething, Dhafne Salgado and Nancy Terry of Able ARTS Work in Southern California to create this imaginary movie poster. The primary mission of Able ARTS Work is to provide lifelong learning, community service and vocational opportunities through the creative arts for people of all abilities and all ages in an environment of warmth, encouragement and inclusion.
Album: I Know A Woman
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Dreaming
Album: Button In The Grass
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Julie Maccarin
jean mann's song Button in the Grass prompted San Francisco artist Julie Maccarin to create this dreamy watercolor. The painting has inspired two songs so far, by Walt Dunlop and Jenny Lurvey.
Album: Button In The Grass
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Able ARTS Work
Tracy Newman's song Me And My Red-Headed Raggedy Doll inspired this limerick by associates of Able ARTS Work in Southern California. The poets are Summer Mariotta, Nancy Terry, Randi Carter, Amber Nething, Amjad Haddad and Julianna Gallardo. The primary mission of Able ARTS Work is to provide lifelong learning, community service and vocational opportunities through the creative arts for people of all abilities and all ages in an environment of warmth, encouragement and inclusion. Able ARTS Work has contributed a lot of art and music to NSH.
Album: Kentucky Fried Pickin'
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Able ARTS Work
Tracy Newman's song Me And My Red-Headed Raggedy Doll inspired this digital artwork by associates of Able ARTS Work in Southern California. The artists are Summer Mariotta, Nancy Terry, Randi Carter, Amber Nething, Amjad Haddad and Julianna Gallardo. The primary mission of Able ARTS Work is to provide lifelong learning, community service and vocational opportunities through the creative arts for people of all abilities and all ages in an environment of warmth, encouragement and inclusion. Able ARTS Work has contributed a lot of art and music to NSH. This art prompted a song by John Roy Zat.
Album: Kentucky Fried Pickin'
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Able ARTS Work
Rain Perry's song Magical inspired this poem, entitled "Strawberry Lights," by clients of Able ARTS Work in Southern California, whose clients also created a digital painting inspired by Magical. The primary mission of Able ARTS Work is to provide lifelong learning, community service and vocational opportunities through the creative arts for people of all abilities and all ages in an environment of warmth, encouragement and inclusion. The creators of this poem are Allison Salo, Brian Corder, Nancy Terry, Randi Carter, Julianna Gallardo and Amber Nething.
Album: Minimal
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