We are pleased to debut in this issue artwork by Carol E. Moses, an active member of our community.
This piece, ink and watercolor on paper, 4″ x 6″, is titled:
this place
this time
this now
Carol E Moses is a visual artist living in Massachusetts. Moses does painting, drawing, and portrait photography/interview series. Currently in production is an upcoming blog of art and artists in the pandemic time: artinthetimeifcoronavirus.com.
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