American Bungalow Magazine
And A Feeling Runs Through It
Old houses and old people, their histories and their mysteries, are inscribed deep inside their old bones.
6 min |
Issue 99 Fall 2019
Art Market
Whitney Museum Of American Art Rachel Harrison Life Hack Exhibition Coverage
Whitney Museum of American Art Rachel Harrison Life Hack Oct 25, 2019–Jan 12, 2020
3 min |
The Gold List Special Edition #5
Art Market
Sasan Nasernia - Emergeast Gallery
Exploring different avenues in Persian and Arabic classical and modern calligraphy, he has since expanded his practice to include painting, print, digital work and installation
2 min |
The Gold List Special Edition #5
Art Market
An Exclusive Interview With Antoine Cordet
Antoine Cordet
5 min |
The Gold List Special Edition #5
Art Market
An Exclusive Interview With Sandro - Eyes Of Morocco
Sandro master of photography & film director
10+ min |
The Gold List Special Edition #5
Art Market
An Exclusive Interview With Lois Greenfield - Moving Still
Lois Greenfield, one of the most influential photographers in all time, developed a unique approach to photographing the human form in motion and redefined the genre of dance photography and transcended its limitations.
8 min |
The Gold List Special Edition #5
Art Market
An Exclusive Interview With Antony Micallef – 'Distorted Self Portrait'
Antony Micallef is a British artist. He was taught by the great landscape painter John Virtue, a student of the last of the post-war painters, the renowned Frank Auerbach himself. Micallef is Widely recognised as one of the finest painters in contemporary art today. His art is exhibited in numerous collections all over the world, and was part of group shows held in institutions such as the National Portrait Gallery, The Royal Academy, Tate Britain and the ICA London.
10+ min |
The Gold List Special Edition #5
American Art Collector
The Concept of Self
Painter Jen Mann’s new show is a twisty-turny​ spiral into an almost absurd amount of meta reflection—paintings of other paintings, of art galleries, mirrors, fake magazine covers, film stills of films that don’t exist, self-portraits of self-portraits— but deep down in her hyper-colored world of self-satire and fourth-wall-breaking imagery is a mirror that is aimed not at Mann, but the viewer.
2 min |
December 2019
American Art Collector
Stretching The Imagination
While painting relies fundamentally on its ability to create a threedimensional illusion through a combination of elements like volume and perspective, the medium of sculpture utilizes a literal three-dimensional space through shape and movement of the physical form.
2 min |
December 2019
American Art Collector
Mixing It Up
The art collection in David Halperin’s New York City apartment juxtaposes contemporary cityscapes and classic portraiture.
3 min |
December 2019
American Art Collector
Under The Hood
Cesar Santos assembles his newest pieces in layered segments revealing the mechanisms at work under the paint.
4 min |
December 2019
American Art Collector
Monumental
The landscape in and around Taos, New Mexico, is central to Jivan Lee’s latest paintings.
4 min |
December 2019
International Artist
Truth & Beauty
After cutting his teeth on billboards, painter Tim Solliday turned to Western art and never looked back.
5 min |
December - January 2020
International Artist
The Still Life
A look at Richard Schmid’s newest book on still life painting
3 min |
December - January 2020
International Artist
Sight-size Method
Ester Wilson explains how she uses sketches and a studio setup to paint a still life full of texture and dimension
2 min |
December - January 2020
International Artist
Painting Snow Scenes in Gouache
James Gurney shares tips for painting plein air winter landscapes in watermedia
4 min |
December - January 2020
International Artist
Loose Brushwork
Angela Moulton uses loose, fast and bold brushwork to make dynamic images
4 min |
December - January 2020
International Artist
Focal Point
Finding and enhancing the focal point of the painting is the key to Troels Kirk’s artwork
4 min |
December - January 2020
American Art Collector
Baroque Beauty
Classically trained artist Francesco Lombardo finds inspiration for his ethereal work from the Baroque and pentimento.
2 min |
December 2019
International Artist
A Painter's Journey
Painting Knives at Work-In this seven-part series, artist John Hulsey takes you on a visual journey through his outdoor and studio painting processes.
6 min |
December - January 2020
American Art Collector
Interview With Laura Soto
When first looking at Los Angeles artist Laura Soto’s work a few words come to mind.
4 min |
November 2019
American Art Collector
Inspiring Minds
HUSBAND-AND-WIFE PAINTERS SCOTT BURDICK AND SUSAN LYON ENLIGHTEN EACH OTHER IN THE STUDIO AND ON THE ROAD.
5 min |
November 2019
American Art Collector
Highly Charged
THE EMOTIONAL AND LUSH FIGURATIVE PAINTINGS OF MALCOLM T. LIEPKE WILL BE ON VIEW THIS NOVEMBER AT ARCADIA CONTEMPORARY.
2 min |
November 2019
American Art Collector
Dream Big
Scottsdale Artists’ School’s annual fundraiser supports its programs and mission for continued arts education.
1 min |
November 2019
Where Boston
Marvels at the Museum
Whether it’s a scenic seascape in a range of oils or hand-blown glass made to look like a decaying strawberry (yes, that’s a thing), Boston area museums highlight the beauty in pretty much everything. Here is where to wander for inspiration and appreciation.
3 min |
November 2019
Illustration
Warren Baumgartner (1894 - 1963)
Warren William Baumgartner was born March 15, 1894, in Jefferson Barracks, Missouri, which is a suburb south of St. Louis.
8 min |
Illustration No. 66
Illustration
The Art Of Paul Shipper
In the last few years, Paul Shipper has become one of the most sought after illustrators in entertainment.
10+ min |
Illustration No. 66
Illustration
The Art Of George Gross
George Gross was born of Hungarian Jewish ancestry on February 16, 1909, in New York City.
7 min |
Illustration No. 66
New York magazine
Don't Call Her Quirky
In The Crown, Helena Bonham Carter plays Princess Margaret in her tabloid-hounded middle age. Some of it seems familiar.
10+ min |
October 28–November 10, 2019
International Artist
Home of The Brave
Mary Whyte’s impressive series of watercolors honors armed service members after they return from battle.
4 min |