Now live at the Rogers Free Library in Bristol, Museum: Pre-Covid and Peak-Covid Bristol. For a limited time, check out two of our photos in person as part of the 'Scapes exhibit at the Rogers Free Library in Bristol, Rhode Island. The two photos taken of the same fence during drastically different times, pre-Covid 2015, and the peak-Covid 2020, uniquely highlight what the world was vs what it became; a free, warm, growing and peacefully aging...
Caitlin Bergman pictured at the Bristol Art Museum On display February 4 - March 24 2024, Black White & Brown's photo "Titans" was selected from a national call for art by the Bristol Art Museum (BAM). Per the museum: Breadth and Depth: Earth, Water, Air, Fire is a national juried exhibit that challenges conventional boundaries, inviting artists to create artwork that expresses ideas about the natural world. Our goal with this exhibition is...
Busy days that felt like they flew by, empty ones that felt like they would never end. We’ve all had them - moments, months, even years that seem to move at different speeds - so what causes this, and how can we use this to our advantage in a year like 2020? Until recently, I thought it was the amount of tasks I completed that made time feel like it was moving fast or slow. For example, a day with four meetings and fifty emails would feel a...
Ah Vacationland...a beloved nickname for New England's youngest and most mysterious state: Maine. A long-time part of Massachusetts, Maine was the last New England state to be founded in 1820, a near thirty years after its closest sibling: Vermont, in 1791, and thirty-six years after the end of the Revolutionary War. Despite the state's late-coming, however, its name actually dates back to the 1600s. During that time, land was still being...
