# Winslow Homer

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Deborah Brown: Inside Out / Fredric Snitzer Gallery Miami

Fredric Snitzer Gallery in Miami presents “Inside Out,” a solo exhibition by Brooklyn-based artist Deborah Brown, marking her debut with the gallery. Coinciding with Miami Art Week and running until January 10, 2026, the show includes works from several series developed over recent years: still l…

Winslow Homer's rarely seen watercolors

For the first time in nearly half a century, a trove of vibrant watercolors is on display at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, showcasing the artist's deep connection to Boston and New England.

Episode 159 - Rachel Finn

This week I'm talking with Rachel Finn and we discuss the Adirondacks, voluntary beatdowns capming stories, first meetings and all of that is before I even remember to actually start the show. We also discuss her start to fishing, Alaska, horses, Winslow Homer, and so much more.

March 15, 2026-"Rescued: free"

On Sunday, March 15, we looked at Romans 8: 1-5 and how Jesus rescues us so we are free to follow the Holy Spirit. Image credit: Winslow Homer’s “Eight Bells.” In the public domain. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, …

Travelers Through This World (Martyn Lloyd-Jones)

Martyn Lloyd-Jones | Lone Star by Jonny Easton | Cannon Rock by Winslow Homer | Find more at www.ryanbush.org

Ep 241: A Serious House

NB: Advent wreath, obviously. One probably shouldn’t set fire to an advent calendar. SLEERICKETS is a podcast about poetry and other intractable problems. Make a one-time donation (not tax-deductible) For more SLEERICKETS, subscribe to SECRET SHOW! Leave the show a rating here! SLEERICKETS is no…

The Power of Life and Death in Winslow Homer’s Art

In 1909, near the end of his life, Winslow Homer created one of the most haunting images in American art: Right and Left. At first glance, the painting appears simple—two ducks flying low over dark water, a distant hunter in a small boat behind them. But the longer you look, the more the scene beg…

Winslow Homer’s Amazing Etchings

A conversation with Ramey Mize, curator of the exhibition Winslow Homer: Painter, Etcher

Thinking Little with Mary Berry, Executive Director of The Berry Center—RERELEASE

Wendell Berry died on August 31st, 2026. A listener once made a Reversing Climate Change bingo card and one of the squares was just "someone mentions Wendell Berry," which turned out to be a rigged square. So rather than write another appreciation, I have pulled the conversation I had with his daug…