I first discovered Philippe Lejeune by total chance. I had completed a photo shoot with John Pitocco, (www.johnpitocco.com), and some photos were taken in front of a mostly demolished building in Providence, RI. Someone on Facebook pointed out that the artwork behind my photo was created by Philippe Lejeune. So of course, fate has brought... Continue Reading →
Ode to Barney Hale Folger
Today would have been my brother Barney's 55th birthday. This picture was the last time I saw him in Cincinnati in the late 90's. Barney was a photographer, jewelry designer and an actor and he worked other jobs as well landscaping and the restaurant business to name a few. We were the youngest of 5... Continue Reading →
My Interview with Trumpeter Doug Woolverton: Video Included
This interview is the next installment in the Sarah Hale Folger Video Project. The SHF Video Project is a series of conversational interviews with extraordinary people in the arts & culture world, as well as the business world, and my goal is to bring wonderful stories of these interesting people to you. My hope is... Continue Reading →
How to become an artist, Step 2
I know it has been a while since I have followed up my last blog, "So you want to be an artist?" Well, the truth is, I've been extraordinarily busy taking my own advise and have carved out some space for one of my own art practices. This has been very invigorating. More about that... Continue Reading →
So You Want To Be An Artist? Let’s Get Started! Step 1
I was the Executive Director for nearly 6 years of a non-profit arts organization. It was a membership based organization and we had anywhere from 12-16 shows per year as well as the largest fine arts festival in New England. Needless to say, I met hundreds and perhaps thousands of artists over the years. Prior... Continue Reading →
Part 2 of my Conversation with RI Art Icon, Umberto Crenca.
This is Part 2, and the final video of my conversation with Umberto Crenca, Bert, from AS220. One thing missing from my videos of my time spent with Bert, was our conversing about his music. Bert and his wife and friends also like making music together in a group called Monkey Head. While meandering around... Continue Reading →
A peek at my interview with RI Icon, Umberto (Bert) Crenca founder of AS220.
Who is Bert Crenca? He is an amazing man who has changed the culture in Providence for over 30 years. Bert is an artist and also the founder of AS220, a non-profit arts organization located in Providence that has enriched the lives of many over the years. The fascinating story of AS220 is currently being... Continue Reading →
Fun Model Shoot In Providence
I always love working with the talented Mr John Pitocco. His shoot took us to downtown Providence where the possibilities were endless for photos. But before I got started I stopped at Mary Janes Salon at 1270 Mineral Spring Ave. in North Providence where the lovely ladies both the owner and beautician Tori Chipman totally... Continue Reading →
Why art is the cure for what ails us.
The arts in any culture are what bind people together. You don't even have to like someones art to engage in looking at it and or experiencing it. The arts are so vast in expression and form that without some people even knowing it, they are actually artists themselves. Art is painting, sculpting, photography, printmaking, music,... Continue Reading →
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