The Artist's Path

12/30/2025

I'm getting only ads and sites I've never heard of. Nothing from my friends' list. Anyone know how to change this?

07/18/2025

I'm sharing this after almost 2 years. It evokes such strong feelings for me. I hope you find something moving in this painting.

11/09/2023

La Posada was a grand success! And now The Artist’s Path will retire for a bit. Thinking of what to put up for a new banner. Suggestions?

09/29/2023

Part 1 of an interview with playwright Micki Shelton as talks about her new play, La Posada, premiering October 6th, 2023, at the Prescott Elks Theatre Opera...

09/29/2023

Interview of Playwright Micki Shelton with Ben Gorman who plays Alan Affeldt in the upcoming production of La Posada: The Stage Play at the Elks Theatre in Prescott AZ Oct 6 & 7 at 7 PM and Oct. 14 at 2 PM Get your tickets now at www.prescottelkstheatre.org

Part 1 of an interview with playwright Micki Shelton as talks about her new play, La Posada, premiering October 6th, 2023, at the Prescott Elks Theatre Opera...

09/21/2023

09/21/2023

La Posada, the play is coming together. The cast is rehearsing; the crew is building sets; costumers are building costumes; the prop master is collecting props; designers are working on sound, lighting and original music and the inimitable Joseph Davidson is creating a beautiful program filled with information on the play and the people. Don’t miss the fascinating story of La Posada Hotel and Gardens, located in Winslow, AZ, the last of the great Fred Harvey Hotels along the Mother Road Rt. 66 and architect Mary Jane Colter’s favorite creation. Get your tickets now at https://www.prescottelkstheatre.org (Be sure to click on the word Theatre on the left.) or call 928 777 1370. Performances Friday and Saturday October 6 & 7 at 7 PM and Saturday October 14 at 2PM. Come to the historic Prescott Elks Theatre in downtown Prescott serving central Arizona for 118 years.

09/06/2023

Every day, many times a day I walk past this lovely painting by Terry Wofford. I met her at a writer’s meeting in Prescott when I was seeking folks to write short pieces for performance on the subject of Climate Change. She approached me at the end of the meeting asking if I would be interested in visual art. “Yes!”, I replied instantly.
In her home she shared many of her paintings with me but specifically asked if I were interested in Adrift. At the time it was untitled and we brainstormed in front of it landing on the word Adrift. She gave me permission to use the image in my project, Climate Change and the Arts. Upon her untimely death before we developed a deeper friendship, she bequeathed this painting to me. It is both a joy and honor to have it hanging in my home. But it is a responsibility to be a good steward of it.
Alas the pandemic hit before I could follow through on the climate change project. Someday Terry...