Nahcotta Exhibition - Inspired: This I Believe!

I'm not officially back to blogging yet (I'm back Jan. 7th) but I just had to write about this for those of you in New England since this event kicks off on Friday at the popular Nahcotta gallery in historic downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire (they also run the show and website for tiny art called The Enormous Tiny Art Show). I happen to be part of the show (I was so excited when they asked me), it is called "Inspired: This I Believe" and includes the words and artwork of writers, editors, artists, community activists, bloggers, business owners and teachers. Some of whom I'm honored to be alongside of include Maria Vettese, Marisa Haedike, Stephanie Congdon Barnes, Amy Ruppel, Mati McDonough, Jennifer Judd-McGee, Jen Renninger, and more!

The goal is to inspire recognition and respect for the differing beliefs of others (read more about it here). I submitted an essay, which you can read at Nahcotta between January 2 - February 1, called My Declaration of Interdependence. You are invited to attend the opening reception this Friday, January 2 from 5-8 pm if you'd like.

Nahcotta, 110 Congress Street, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

(image from nahcotta)