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These kinds of posts are never easy, but here we go. I’m going to be winding down operations at my studio on Mass st over the next month or two. I consider it one of the honors of my lifetime to have had my various businesses supported by the Lawrence community for well over a decade. I feel very fortunate to have been in a position to curate over a hundred art shows in Lawrence, spanning over 6 venues. I will forever be proud that frames I’ve made will live on in so many houses, businesses, galleries, special collections, art centers, universities and museums. Being a part of the Lawrence arts scene for all of these years have truly been a gift. If you would like to support my transition I would love to frame that piece that you have been putting off for a little too long, or even just the thing you picked up yesterday. I want to sincerely thank everyone who has supported me, my art and my businesses over this last decade (and some change). It really does mean the world to me.

Adventure is worthwhile in itself. ~ Amelia Earhart

Looking back through past times with Cs Luxem . Can’t wait to get back out in the woods again.

Wayne Propst, December 2020. Photographed from a safe distance.

Kindness and cruelty are both born out of conflict.
Change is inevitable.
Tectonic shifts can either divide or allow us to build something beautiful.
When we are cruel, we allow the world to fracture and divide us.
When we are kind we allow and facilitate the making of mountains.
These days are full of conflict and strife.
Our emotional landscape may never be the same.
We will have a choice when this is over, though.
To be cruel, would be to allow the world to break.
To be kind, would be to create something better.

This piece is part of our isolation series, these images were made separately but together as a way for us to maintain closeness during this time of separation. This piece is available if you are interested, and as always, we love you.