Perhaps it is a bit “odd” to have so many individuals write about one kitemaker. [...]
Perhaps the following images and details from articles will spur some of you to action. [...]
Scott Skinner has one of the most unique collections of Japanese prints in the world [...]
Deb Cooley I jumped into kiting with both feet in 1984 when I attended my [...]
After 17 years of collecting, studying, documenting, digitizing and finally redesigning a massive website that [...]
Tour the new foundation website! I’d like to take Kitelife.com readers on a guided tour [...]
International Mokuhanga Conference, 2011 I recently had the opportunity to address the participants of the [...]
A gallery of artists in Cervia Having made kites for almost thirty years, I’ve come [...]
I’ve been lucky in the last several years to participate in a number of collaborations [...]
When we make art, or kites, it’s often a convergence of factors that guides our [...]
Many of you don’t know that I have another artistic passion – distinct and different [...]
My 2010 Burning Man experience started with a full-fledged white-out of blowing dust and sand. [...]
For the last twenty years, there has been a shining star in the kite flyers’ [...]
It is a bit humorous to talk about “humans” being artifacts and treasures, but such [...]
As I was starting to organize all of the assorted objects that are not kites, [...]
Having attended the High Altitude Wind Power symposium at California State University in Chico, I [...]
A Tribute to a Dear Friend and Kitemaker. . . Most of you probably didn’t [...]
Sitting on the ferry that travels from the Danish island of Fano, back to mainland [...]
On a recent trip to the National Art Education Association convention, held this year in [...]
In Japan in the early 18th Century began a great kite-hysteria that lasted through most [...]
Another year has slipped away and memories of Y2K have become distant as the first [...]