Rebirth of Suzanne Silk's Art
This article was printed in the Spring/Summer 2019 [...]
The Ultimate Artist
This article was printed in the Spring/Summer 2019 [...]
Dancing Fire Art
This article was printed in the Spring/Summer 2019 [...]
The Las Vegas Arts District
This article was printed in the Spring/Summer 2019 [...]
Saying Goodbye
Carolyn Muse Grant, David Tupaz, and I visited the Anne Fontaine shop at Caesar’s Forum Shops in Las Vegas to arrange for our next magazine launch party with Anna Stewart-Billings and her staff.
To Self-Publish Or Not To Self-Publish
Although the varied choices to make our books available to the public can become overwhelming for any author, there is one decision that an author ultimately has to decide—do I self-publish, or do I go through a traditional publisher?
Midnight Muse at the Speakeasy
It took some time in the making, but it was worth it. Forgotten Song Music and The Mob Museum have been chatting for about a year or so about doing an event at The Speakeasy. The only catch was, it wasn’t quite built yet! After much anticipation, the night of the big reveal for the Midnight Muse story arrived with big fanfare from the audience on December 14.
Mark Gunter
Shooting the runways of Sacramento, New York, Los Angeles and more gave way to an introduction to Sheen Magazine where Gunter receives credits for his editorial work. His fashion photographs appear in numerous celebrity and fashion magazines domestically as well as on the international fashion scene. He has captured the visions of Fashion Designers David Tupaz, Colleen Quen, Vasily Vein, Maisha Bahati, Woody Wilson and more.
A View Through The Lens
I have enjoyed a lifetime love affair with the camera. I find it very compelling that you can use a piece of technology to extend the vision of our physical eyes and capture a unique moment in time. As everyone well knows, a picture is worth a thousand words, and nowhere is that fact more evident than in the evocative images from the World Heritage Collection of Mario Basner.
Carlo Ronconcio
Carlo the Photographer. The name rolls off the tongue with a sense of familiarity and flair. Upon meeting him, his larger than life personality and his genuine curiosity of others is undeniably disarming. It does not matter if you are in front of his camera or behind it, his spirit is magnetic and intoxicating.