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The Power Of Activist Art: Looking At Police Brutality, A First Step To Healing 07/19/2016 05:40 pm ET | Updated Jul 19, 2016 Theresa BrownGold A “documentary portrait painter,”the artist [...]

I was meditating when my world shifted the way I imagine a person feels when she finds out her marriage was just part of her partner’s CIA cover. No. What? No. You are who? Who are you? And [...]

I did a bunch of paintings “in the basement,” a temporary space where I thought I’d work until I sorted out my studio situation. One day I just couldn’t see. No matter how [...]

 Introduction to a work-in-progress,   The Making of an Accidental Advocate   Know this before I tell you my stories. 1973. I was 19. In Paris working as an au pair, a babysitter. Most [...]

My daily calls to Congressman Fitzpatrick’s office for the town hall schedule information for Art As Social Inquiry’s daily log, Tracking Town Halls: Do Unscripted Constituent Public Gatherings [...]

Hope you can join us at one of the four stops in Bucks County, PA to see the art and get straight talk about Medicare.  Also enter a rally to win a portait/oil sketch by me.  See you there, Theresa

I commented on a July 12, 2012 blog post on the site, THE INCIDENTAL ECONOMIST . (I capitalize because I have a blog crush on them.)  The blog is called “Grateful for Health [...]

 “Health Law Opponents Ready to Party” was a headline today in Politico.  The country awaits the US Supreme Court’s decision regarding the constitutionality of some or all of the Affordable [...]

  Punk Rock Singer / Sports Coach at Private School From time to time I will post a picture of a portrait and share what I have learned. I must often research what my subjects tell me [...]