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Art Wayfinder
In ancient times mental and spacial imagery for wayfinding was essential for survival. In many indigenous global cultures, extraordinary memory for trails, routes, signs, topograÂphy, places, plants and food sources were essential for survival of the community. As humans we have, as part of our DNA, an innate inner ability to find our way. The […]
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my home town
This is a photo of my home town. The wonderful small community that raised me. Michel/Natal. It had three names, Michel, Natal and Middletown. I was lucky enough to be named after the first, at Dawn: so Michelle Dawn is what I was called. My mom opted out of Sunny… yes as you can guess […]
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Tomato Red Film MURAL-ROUTEBLUE
Watch video on Project TOMATO RED MURAL Youth Crew on Mural -now on Big Screen Premiering March 3  2018 Kamloops Film Festival There is always a story behind every mural. There is always more than paint on the wall. The paint may be attached to the building, and the artist may have let us paint their […]
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#AR:T ROUTEblue
ROOTS OF BLUE Route Blue have had roots of indigo for a very long time. As the AR:T ROUTE BLUE CREATIVE HIGHWAY is becoming a digital monument movement, it has taken me back to my roots. And I am overwhelmed by the support and vision of so many people along the way. “Art is not […]
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Podcast guest David Lloyd Wilson
“Staying a young learner.” As I continue to challenge my digital skills in creating the digital platform of my podcast, what I am discovering is that the conversations that occur on the medium of a podcast, are very similar to the conversations that would occur on scaffolding while I was painting around the world. One […]
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The art of writing
The saying the pen is mightier than the sword is something my mom used to tell me all the time. Words that I use with my own four scrappy grand-boys, who come from a long line of scrappers. It is the power of those written or typed words that can capture time, heal and inspire […]
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Art Highway
From the time I was a child my life was exposed to small rural disasters. As a child growing up in a coal-mining town, the essence of dark fear was a normal. I remember my father coming home with his bright blue eyes rimmed with the residual black coal dust and his presence smelling of […]
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Hearts
Artists work with their hands and hearts. And create art that shares her heart. Master Artist aj Jaeger does just that. she wears her-art on her walls and on the walls of those that collect her work world wide. Put the kettle on and make a cup of really good tea. And listen to aj […]
ARTIST MICHELLE LOUGHERY
EXPOSED WALLS
ARTIST MICHELLE LOUGHERY 