“Hayfield Meadow in Summer” [29th July 2022] by Matt The Unfathomable Artist, drawing with H, HB, 4B, 8B, charcoal stick and white paint-pen, signed in black ink on 280gsm 250mm x 300mm gesso primed canvas [pad], digitally edited image 3215 x 2802 pixels. I made “Hayfield Meadow in Summer” [29th […]
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Bianca Nemelc Becomes One with Nature in “Eutierria”
“There is a story,” Bianca Nemelc told us about the bodies in her paintings in an interview a few years back. “It usually starts with the pose, and I add the rest of the environment. And a lot of times what I’m playing around with is, how does she interact? […]
Ep 123 The Most Important Skills an Artist Can Have
In today’s art podcast we are going to talk about the most important skills an artist can have. And you might think the most important skills are things that revolve around knowing how to draw and paint! But there are so many more skills you need to work on if […]
The Death of an Artist Podcast Failed Ana Mendieta
The true crime premise of the podcast series Death of An Artist relies on the “silence” of the art world in the decades since Ana Mendieta’s tragic and untimely death. For the purpose of her investigation, host Helen Molesworth attempts to break this silence despite the admittedly inherent limitations of […]
Keep it Simple | FineArtViews
How simple is your approach to marketing and sales? Complicated plans are hard to sustain. Yet, doing a marketing and sales strategy longterm is crucial in our business. If you are like me, you have times when your art business gets so complicated, you stop doing it and just go […]
The Restoration of the High Altar of Kisszeben
After many decades of restoration, the High Altar of Kisszeben (Sabinov, Slovakia) has been assembled in the Hungarian National Gallery. The restoration of one of the largest and most ornate winged altars from the medieval period of the Kingdom of Hungary began in 1954 and was completed in the summer […]
ArtTrain Brainchild, E. Ray Scott
E. Ray Scott – Arts Pioneer Portrait of E Ray Scott, founder of ArtTrain, by Robert Maniscalco With all the political posturing during the recent rail workers fiasco, I was reminded of a wonderful arts movement started by a great man of the arts, who I had the pleasure to […]
Medieval Charters from the Batthyány Family Archives enter the National Archives
Charter of King Béla IV, 1256 On August 2, 2021, it was announced at a press conference that the collection of the Hungarian National Archives had been enriched with 520 original charters, which the Hungarian state had purchased from the Batthyány family for a price of 5,6 million EUR. This […]
Bruno Munari Study Day – Center for Italian Modern Art
December 09, 2022, 10:00 AM – 06:30 PM RESERVE YOUR TICKETS HERE! Keynote speaker: Prof. Pierpaolo Antonello, Cambridge University The exhibition Bruno Munari: The Child Within, curated by Steven Guarnaccia and on view in New York at the Center for Italian Modern Art (CIMA) from October 6, 2022 to […]
The Art Biz ep. 132: Not All Online Galleries are Created Equal with Alex Farkas
I can’t tell you how many pitches I have received over the years from startup galleries ready to take your money and wanting me to help them sign you up. I passed on 100% of those. (You’re welcome.) But I am impressed by the services one online space has been […]