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Gretchen Gordon

Gretchen Gordon is a freelance writer and editor who lives on a 1787 farmstead in Cobscook Bay, Maine, with her two teenage sons. In a familiar turn of circumstance, the boys eat food by the ton and are quickly outgrowing their handler.

Yoked: How a Homesteading Woman Reconsidered the Meaning of Bodies

In the 1980s, my girlfriend and I had stumbled upon an old farmstead, and soon we left Brooklyn with plans for making use of the thirty acres around our new home. We were vegetarians, and in short time the garden was vast.

Gretchen Gordon

Yoked: How a Homesteading Woman Reconsidered the Meaning of Bodies

Constructing with paper: Kako Ueda on the making of “Tori Tori Tori” and the magic of symbols

Homage to Green-Wood Cemetery—Bethany Jacobson’s photography examines nature and female solitude

Exploring art as friendship: a possible approach

Cardboard collages with dye-saturated fabric—Jodi Hays’s work connects to her roots

Maliza Kiasuwa’s “Art as a weapon” pays tribute to a hybrid of cultural origins