My Fairy-Tale Life, by Steven Boone

Every time my wife and I make the 40-minute drive from our quiet village into the vibrant heart of Oaxaca, I feel a shift—as though I’m step...

My wife Amy and I try to make the journey from our village into Oaxaca whenever events of deep cultural meaning unfold. These are times when...

Umbral (50 x 40 cm), captures a native Oaxaqueña standing at the threshold of a weathered wooden doorway with  deep turquoise trim . The vi...

As previously mentioned, focus has returned to words. Combing through decades of writing, essays are taking shape drawn from years of travel...

For most of my life, I have been an artist—a painter first and foremost. Many times I have felt like pinching myself, asking, “Can this be t...

Preserving a Photographer’s Legacy Paris, 2008 For over thirty years, photography has been an integral part of my artistic journey. It began...

For the last several years, the difference between Amy’s art and mine has been nothing short of stark. My wife´s work celebrates enchantment...

This past week, Amy and I, along with a friend visiting from our former hometown of Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA, set out on a much-anticipated...

"Hombre Sandía" oil on canvas, 60 x 80 cm, (sold to a collector from California, USA) When one of my favored paintings, such as Ho...

This 72 year old artist often feels the horizon pulling closer, the once-distant line now brushing against the edges of his days. No longer ...

For many of us, the winter solstice marks a time to reflect, recharge, and reconnect with the rhythms of nature. For my wife Amy and me, thi...