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The Beckoning Sea
Reflections on the art of painting > "As we interpret visual information into our artwork, the descriptions may get lost or deconstructed into abstraction..."
10 Art World Predictions for 2022
Though my crystal ball is cracked and I’ve shaved my Nostradamus beard, I have some thoughts on 2022 from the perspective of an art publisher who is in constant dialogue with artists, collectors, galleries, and art experts.
A Direct Connection
Tony Pro takes us into his working process: "It still baffles me that moving paint around on canvas using sticks with hair can create a person’s image and likeness looking back at you."
Evoking the Plains
Founded in 1982, the nonprofit organization American Plains Artists (APA) is set to host its 36th Annual Juried Exhibit & Sale at ...
Nature in All Forms
Cheryl Newby Gallery is celebrating nature’s many joys by exhibiting recent paintings and animal sculptures by two gifted women whose aesthetic visions make an ideal pairing.
Artist Spotlight: Christine Graefe Drewyer
“I also subscribe to the adage of, ‘If you love what you do, work will never be a four-letter word’ and make no mistake, I do.”
Artist Walt Gonske Looks Back
"My best work comes when I’m able to give up control ... Then the painting takes on a life of its own.”
How Creating Art is More Than “Process”
"How do they do that?" Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look into how the process of creating art, including the "unfinished" pieces, becomes the finished work.
Captivated: Rossin’s Southwest and Beyond
The enduring power of the American West as a transformative muse for artists from around the world will be on full display when "Captivated: Rossin’s Southwest & Beyond" opens at ...
Graydon Parrish: Meeting the Muse
When his muse, Carmen Dell’Orefice arrived, she said, ‘I know what you’re going to ask me and my answer is yes.’”