Author Archives: DaNice D Marshall

“Chess Moves” When I was eight, I taught myself how to play chess. No one believed me at first, until I beat my older brother. #art #chessgame #contemporaryart #artistssupportartists #technygalleries #femaleartists #bostonartists #dopeart #museumsfromhome #painting #empoweringwomen

Want to know why I never lose a black laptop bag in the airport? Simple. I don’t own one. Sry, these aren’t for sale… right now. However, that’ll change. Come follow me! I’m making work for my forthcoming solo exhibition in Boston, August 2023. Too far out? My work is currently showing @northern_illinois_university Art Museum,Continue reading “TSA: Art Not Lost”

Happy New Year Everyone!!! Whew, 2023. If you’re reading this, then you made it! We made it. Be proud🙏💕 Tonight I stayed home. I’m at an age, where I’m too old to go out clubbing & too young to be in bed before Midnight, so here I am. Truth is, I’m excited about 2023! AndContinue reading “New Year. New Thought.”

Deuces! That’s what ‘22 was for me. As I quietly ease into this New Year, without fanfare or resolutions, but with gratitude. This year, I was fortunate to connect with some amazing people! And no matter how we met— online, in-person or virtually, it was and is beautiful. Thank you for sharing & touching myContinue reading “‘22 What a Year”

Sometimes, I wonder how different the world will be when women run things. I’m looking forward to less violence. I like sports, but I wonder what if boxing wasn’t on TV? I understand that it’s our very nature, that being human makes us hunters and gatherers, that is who we are at our base level.Continue reading “Her Matriarchy”

Words matter. Whether written, spoken or posted, because they are a powerful tool that can build up or break down a person’s being… human. #kindness #nativeamericanheritagemonth #art #artexhibition ##artistssupportartists #technygalleries #artcommunity #femaleartists #bostonartists #dopeart #museumsfromhome

“Her Broad Shoulders”24” x 20” I’m thinking about @staceyabrams right now. I’m thinking how she went up against a political machine that’s hundreds of years old- it’s cracked, it’s stale and it’s rusty. But as weak as it may sound, it’s also a solid mass that’s become stuck onto itself, it’s unable or unwilling toContinue reading “Art Socially Aware”

There’s a celebration going on somewhere, because someone is feeling good about life. It doesn’t seem to last forever. But in between texting, playing basketball and making work there’s a steady beat that keeps us going. In between the newspaper pages, the endless emails & streaming apps, there’s always a steady beat inside all ofContinue reading “Pause For heART”

For as long as I can remember, I always wanted to be a writer. I didn’t have a clear path to that end, there always seemed to be something that I needed to do first. For instance, I needed to go to college. No one in my family had ever been, and I needed toContinue reading “Painting My Words”

My bucket list is simple, it only consists of my being able to thank people. No, not everyone, but those special people who make getting up every day a worthwhile activity. I started six years ago. Back then, it was easy because most of the people I wanted to thank were local, so I onlyContinue reading “Bright Moment: To Say Thanks”