Gloria ZimmermanArtWrite 12/4: Alec EganSilver and Gold Follow me, if you will, up the flagstone path, up the brick steps, pushing through the screen door to my childhood home...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 11/9: Patrick Quarm“Mama’s bagging the bag, girls,” Ebella called from the front door. Louise and Vida came running out of their bedroom, still in their...
Maggie LevineArt Write 10/29: Shailee MehtaAfter her mother confiscated her phone, she made Kayla sit down on the bed and handed her one of her gigantic art books. It was open. "I...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 10/26 Robert HooperNo Matter What Happens lunar faces look down at our neatly bisected pedestal pondering the fate of our divisibility they don't notice the...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 10/24: Per AdolfsenThe screen door slammed. His thinking chair. Please. Grace hadn’t even stopped to put on her boots. The grass was wet beneath her bare...
Lexa KrebsArtWrite 10/23: Edie FakeI realized last year that childhood Sundays weren’t ever as fun as I remembered them being. I blockaded myself into the corner of my room...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 10/20: Daisy PattonMy husband and I raised our sons in the brownstone apartment in which I grew up. The presence of the past was impossible to avoid. Every...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 10/17: Edie Fake (see 10/23 post as well)Every time Joely was in the Loop and walked by the Chicago and the Oriental theaters, she wondered how it was possible to long for an...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 10/14: Aliza NisenbaumThe sections of the Sunday paper had already separated and fallen into an unruly pile. I was sprawled on my back on the day bed with Nick...
Bellamy BurkeArtWrite 10/13: Becky LewisThe Inspirational Vines By Bellamy Burke Ashley was in her painting room and was really struggling on what she wanted to paint next. She...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 10/10: Bruno LeydetMasks on the bedside table, between the couch cushions, on every counter. Everywhere like reading glasses. Under the front seat of my...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 10/9: Ruth RootSometimes Joely’s brain felt like a rubber band that couldn't stretch wide enough. It was an unsettling feeling, and all kinds of things...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 10/7: Katie MerzWhen Francie Nolan’s’ little brother suggests she go to a far off college so she can get rid of her Brooklyn accent, Francie, the heroine...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 10/6: Mary BrennemanIt’s all I want to look at right now. Uncomplicated beauty. Except I can’t help complicating it. I can’t be passive. Back and forth I go...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 10/5: Mills BrownBefore I left New York to live in Brittany for my senior year of high school, I fell in love with a Kenzo dress during a shopping trip to...
Maggie Levine10/3: LYNN HEINZIt began with reapplying eyeliner multiple times before she succeeded in drawing a line that wasn’t too thick and ended with a pile of...
Maggie Levine10/1: Raelis VasquezI’d much rather watch actors rehearse a scene than attend a performance. Behind-the-scenes documentaries of ballet companies, podcasts...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 9/30: Julie Maren I’ve been obsessed with Julie Maren since I launched ArtWrite. Her work got me thinking about how to approach writing about color, so...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 9/28: Hiroshi TachibanaI’m a huge believer in the process of writing, and the first step is always a free write. No structure, no coherence, no intention, no...
Maggie LevineArtWrite 9/27: Rebecca BrodskisDuring the final weeks of my first pregnancy, I felt like I was stuck at an airport gate waiting to board a delayed flight to an exotic...