“Evocation” looks like a grimoire, with elaborate swirls of silver framing a haunting image of protagonist David Aristarkhov hanging upside down with one leg bent.

“Romantic and delectable, ‘Evocation’ is an entrancing start to a new series by S. T. Gibson. If anyone can make you root for three intricately crafted characters, it is Gibson.

Taiki Sakpisit's haunting evocation of memory and time fills the top floor of Subhashok The Arts Centre this month. "Until The Morning Comes" comprises the Thai artist's video works made in ...

Evocation in Watercolour Maureen Little has put together an exhibition of delicate and very sensitive watercolours. Memories of scenes and landscapes are presented in the form of near abstract ...

Book Club Book Club’s July read is ‘Evocation’ by author S.T. Gibson Gibson joined Read My Lips Boston co-owners Lily and Hannah Barrett on July 30 for a live streamed discussion.

The writer's personal immersion, together with the imaginings of visiting groups or individuals, is the uniting thread in a tapestry of place evocation, the weaving of which has extended over two ...