by Grace Alfiero | Aug 8, 2021 | Advocacy, Career Mamma, Colors, feminism, Leadership, Photography, Storytelling, Travel, Uncategorized
Long after the beach lifeguard left his post for the day and before some of the lyrics to Looking Glass’ number one song Brandy were deemed misogynistic, I travelled with my mom and three siblings to a remote beach west of our tiny town of Crystal River, Florida. I’m...
by Grace Alfiero | Apr 10, 2020 | Artist Advocacy, Career Mamma, Colors, Leadership, News, Photography, Portfolio, Storytelling
Most of us know at least one brilliant artist. A painter, sculptor, writer, actor or musician. Someone who perhaps has sacrificed a steady paycheck for the satisfaction of creating within their own vision, folks who are true contributors to our culture. Art influences...
by Grace Alfiero | May 25, 2018 | Advocacy, Career Mamma, Colors, feminism, Illustration, Leadership
Old Glory will not be flying in front of my home this weekend, but not for the reasons you might think. Typically, my family likes to show our patriotism and when we moved to our new home a few years ago, high on the to-do list was installing a new flag pole mount on...
by Grace Alfiero | Apr 13, 2018 | Advocacy, Career Mamma, Colors, feminism, Leadership, Uncategorized
A few years ago I had the good fortune to work with some amazing folks in Japan. We took a train from the hustle & bustle of Tokyo to a very quaint little city nestled in the mountains. When we arrived two hours later in Nara, Japan, the sun was just beginning to...
by Grace Alfiero | Mar 6, 2017 | Advocacy, Career Mamma, Colors, digital story telling, Grant Writing, Illustration, Leadership
During a casual weekend phone chat with my buddy, Artist and Art Gallery Owner Sarah Ellen Smith, we galloped into a topic that has been on my mind a great deal. The diminishing focus on engaging truthful storytelling, and the emphasis on catchy headline and byline...
by Grace Alfiero | Dec 13, 2016 | Career Mamma, Colors, Illustration, Leadership
When I was a teenager, a few months shy of graduating from high school and going on to pursue my career dreams, I spent as much time as possible at my buddy Sonya’s house. In my eyes she had the perfect family…one boy, one girl, and a mom and dad, the...
Recent Comments