by Bert Seager | March 5, 2017 | News
Going to Japan in March to play with my old friends Kazumi Ikenaga and Masa Kamaguchi. See full schedule here….
by Bert Seager | January 29, 2017 | News
Where do we go from here? Last weekend I went to the women’s rally on Boston Common and was inspired by the positive energy and warmth in that enormous crowd of citizens. Many of the speeches put the present in a historical context, talking about important past...
by Bert Seager | January 2, 2017 | News
2017 Beginnings Here we are, at the start of 2017. Don’t we all want to be able to feel that there can always be a fresh beginning? That is one of the reasons for, and advantages of taking a break, so we can return with intention and motivation. In the current climate...
by Bert Seager | February 7, 2016 | News
Say: ” tet trap tick” It is a painting with four panels that make up one painting. A dyptych has two panels. A triptych has three. A tetraptych has four – sometimes it is called a quadaptych. The great thing about these paintings is that each panel...
by Bert Seager | November 29, 2015 | News
Last week there was an article in the Sunday New York Times about how being grateful makes you happier. The science is lining up with what we know to be true. When we express gratitude we connect more deeply with our environment. It is impossible to be...
