Current and Past Issues of PureHoney

Published on May 10th, 2021

Victor Gudema’s Art Unleashes a World of Wonder by David Rolland Though we all doodled our way through our youth, one look at a Victor »

Published on May 10th, 2021

JUNK MAIL By Abel Folgar If you’ve ever mailed something with a bit of flair – say a letter with an envelope featuring a little »

Published on May 10th, 2021

Tech Art South Florida Competition by Olivia Feldman Calling all South Florida members of the STEAM — science, technology, engineering, art, mathematics — community: Now’s »

Published on March 22nd, 2021

I’m Still Here by Abel Folgar In times of turmoil, art is a powerful tool. Be it as a coping mechanism or as an agent »

Published on March 5th, 2021

Blank Slate Features Art that Spotlights Mental Health by David Rolland “All of the isolation and loneliness that people feel has only been exacerbated over »

Published on January 31st, 2021

by Olivia Feldman An artist used to working alone, painter Carol Prusa turned to printmaking in 2020 — a year notable for enforced isolation — »

Published on January 31st, 2021

by Tim Moffatt Free range artist space is not a new concept. Question any boomer on the subject and you’ll most likely get a lecture »

Published on January 31st, 2021

by Tim Moffatt Beautiful, fragrant flowers grow from the refuse and detritus of carbon-based life forms; it’s the circle of life. However, as human beings »

Published on June 5th, 2020

You there! That’s right, you! Do you find yourself petrified by the imminent threats of a virally toxic outside world? Do you feel you are »

Published on March 2nd, 2020

If there is a growing consciousness away from self-absorption and toward an understanding of our fates as shared, events like Up-Cycle are one way this »

Published on May 23rd, 2019

Like a snowflake, a fingerprint or DNA strand, art imitates nature and life in that no two works are identical. An exhibition by the self-described »

Published on February 22nd, 2019

Once upon a time human strangeness was a form of entertainment. Its attractions went from town to town, arriving by caravan shrouded in mystery under »