A ten-foot high painting was being hung above the staircase at my childhood home. Deceptively simple, of golden flowers in a vase, executed in oil paints, the ...
Harry Styles may not be a god, but artist Sarah Johnson built him a shrine.
A diminutive gold frame, no bigger than a stamp, surrounds a small printed-out...
The first thing Lauren Jelencovich does during our interview is sing.
“There you gooo!” She croons as I ineptly set up our Zoom recording. We both laugh and...
A couple years ago, I went to my nonna’s house to start transcribing her recipes for future use. The ingredients for her food are simple, but the dictation was ambitious. We made her polpette together as the broth for her tortellini in brodo simmered on the stove. ...
Chiara Nonni lives and dies by good food, good conversation, and good dogs (she is still learning to love cats). Fascinated by what drives artists to create, as well as the intersection between artistry and identity, she is pursuing her M.A. from USC Annenberg in arts journalism.
