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The Mysteries of Geertsen’s World by Amy L. Young The study of human psychology is a plump and juicy onion to peel. Much like the

Corinne Geertsen took a Photoshop class in 2007 with the intent of restoring old photographs, but taking that class placed her on a completely different

The old collides with the new. The everyday is punched up by elements of fantasy, mystery and whimsy. It’s familiar, but definitely strange. These are

Ceci n’est pas un cigar. Surrealism was always a muddled movement. Nevertheless, it succeeded in imprinting its aesthetic and stylistic qualities in the collective unconscious.

Corinne Geertsen at Mesa Contemporary Arts by Scott Andrews Mesa Contemporary Arts, whose five galleries join four theaters and 14 art studios, in the Mesa