Something truly surreal and astounding happened yesterday, to the point where if it weren’t for dear friends and their witnessing/documenting, I would maybe begin to question if it had in fact occurred. As my time in Skagaströnd has begun to close, I wanted to make something big. Something epic. And something honorary from a place of enormous gratitude. So in true G fashion, I found an abandoned trash yard, and built a horse god…at the base of the local mountain, (called ‘Pro

I sat down to talk with Gwen Tatreaux at the ICC cafe, surrounded by the work of her current show, ONRUST/RUSTON, running through April...

G. Tatreaux is an artist and poet deeply connected to the natural world of Islesboro in Penobscot Bay, Maine. Her work delves into the...

Interview by Galen Koch for Salt Institute radio documentary studies (unpublished) with island artist Gwendolyn Tatreaux, on Islesboro,...