For over two decades, Brisbane collector and benefactor James C. Sourris AM has amassed an extraordinary collection of postwar and contemporary Australian art. ‘Courage and Beauty: The James C. Sourris AM Collection’ at the Gallery of Modern Art until 25 June 2023 demonstrates Sourris’s drive to acquire exceptional works of […]
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Baltimore News: Rebecca Hoffberger, Adam Frank, Sheri Booker
Big Fish: The Artful Work of Cara Ober, Founding Editor of BmoreArtby Marion WinkPublished December 7 in Baltimore Fishbowl Excerpt: I met Cara Ober at the BmoreArt office and gallery in the converted storefront at 2519 N. Charles Street where it shares space with one of its supporters, the Robert W. Deutsch […]
Notes From Our Last Meeting : Open Space
We arrive at Tecopa Hot Springs after dark. It’s too late to use the pools. Due to an incident (significance expressed on the attendant’s face) the unisex bath is out of service. The sign on the door reads CLOSED IN PERPETUITY. Alison notices that someone sort of like a beaver […]
4 color mixing tips in oil painting that work – Veronica Winters Painting
I spent many years learning how to draw realistically and then how to use color in oil painting well. I’m not the best realist artist out there but I’m sharing what I’ve learned over the years to help you become a better artist today. I must say that realist oil […]
Wall Art Sculptures I Metal, Glass & Paper I Boha Art
Adorning the home with wall art is a wonderful way to express one’s creativity and enhance the walls in your living and workspaces. While traditional paintings continue to be incredibly sought after, wall art sculptures have gained popularity. Sculptural wall art provides another dimension and depth to the artwork. The […]
Nocturne Notes – Dan Mondloch
Nocturne Notes Dan Mondloch Campfire Time 11 x 15″ Watercolor © Don Mondloch In a 2016 interview with The Artist’s Road, Dan Mondloch wrote, “When painting plein air, a lot of times I like to bite off way more than […]
Making Matters. A Vocabulary for Collective Arts – We Make Money Not Art
Making Matters. A Vocabulary for Collective Arts, edited by Janneke Wesseling and Florian Cramer. Published by Valiz*. Making Matters formulates the importance for artists of working as collectives, especially if they hope to address meaningfully crushing ecological and social problems. Joining a collective often means allying with other disciplines, multiplying […]
Sybaris Collection © | 5 Essential Apps For Every Art Collector
Being on line can make easier our knowledge about art. And if we are art collectors, we can find some tools to know more about somep pieces, prices, auctions and many more. Here are som apps you can find usefull. 1. Smartify Smartify grew out of four friends’ enjoyment of […]
39th Annual Art Competition: Meet the Abstract/Experimental Winners
Share: We are pleased to have below the winners for the 39th Annual Art Competition in the Abstract/Experimental Category. For the full list of winners overall and in all other categories, please see the links at the end of the post. First Place: Lisa Roggenbuck Verge by Lisa Roggenbuck (oil […]
Three Examples of Texture in Paintings
Share: Composition and color often get the most attention when discussing paintings, but texture is often the unsung hero that can create a stronger connection with the viewer. Here, we have a brief discussion of three paintings known for their use of texture, and offer a window into the effects […]