Anagram Art Salon Series: How to Be a Lover
On Saturday March 22nd, we gathered in Konstance Patton’s latest studio – a beautiful sanctum in the basement of a church on the Upper West side – for the first in the Anagram Art Series, with the theme being ‘How to Be A Lover.’ A thoughtful and informative discussion followed, with panelists sharing their experiences and interpretations, with the crowd in turn discussing what it meant to them. The panelist team featured a number of UP Alumni, several of which I had personally interviewed and it was a pleasure to see everyone and chat in such a warm and welcoming environment. Scroll below to learn more about the creatives, and stay tuned for the next one!
T.K. Mills is the Editor-in-Chief of UP Magazine, a street art publication based in New York City. After receiving a Master’s Degree in Global Affairs, he discovered a love for graffiti while backpacking through Cuba and pursued life as a writer. Outside of UP, T.K. enjoys writing poetry, personal travel essays, and occasionally short stories. His work has been published in The Smart Set, The Vignette Review, Genre Urban Arts, and Eternal Remedy among others. Beyond art, T.K. loves reading and traveling.
