Caring for our elders is a profound responsibility that requires compassion, patience, and understanding. As our loved ones age, they often face physical and emotional challenges that can significantly impact their quality of life. Providing personalized support not only enhances their well-being but also fosters a sense of dignity and […]
Disney Nostalgia At OMNI With American Artist Jesse Edwards
Seattle born, New York based oil painter and contemporary ceramic artist Jesse Edwards renders uncompromisingly contemporary depictions of imagery pulled from his laptop, vintage cartoons, models sourced through Craigslist, and clothing and paraphernalia staged in classical arrangements on a folding table in his studio. He blends the detritus of contemporary […]
Images from ING Discerning Eye Exhibition 2022 plus Prizes
I viewed the six different displays of small artworks selected by six different selectors for the ING Discerning Eye 2022 Exhibition at the Mall Galleries yesterday. My general impression was that much of the content was better than in previous years – while some still had me wondering about “what […]
A new assignment planner, but is it the last?
If you are interested in preordering the Collage Weekly Planner, Volume 3, you may reserve your copy now. The cost is $30 and upon purchase, you will receive a link to a digital download of the assignments. This is for anyone who wants to have a peak at the assignments […]
Meet Us in Artwork Alley; Artists Bring New Life to Downtown Salinas, Kansas
Hannah Scott & Tim Stone. Artwork Alley – Salina Arts and Humanities in collaboration with The Salina Kanvas Project. Salina, Kansas. (photo © Tanner Colvin) Those organic, often narrow and winding, street art/graffiti tagged thoroughfares that we are drawn to […]
“The Land of Promises” by Photographer Youqine Lefèvre
Photographer Youqine Lefèvre was one of six Chinese girls adopted to Belgian families in 1994. Born in Hunan Province and adopted at the age of eight months, Lefèvre’s relationship to China’s birth control and one-child policies is personal. In her recent photobook, “The Land of Promises,” published by The Eriskay […]
How to Create Prints of Your Artwork
As a painter, sometimes the market for your work can be limited. That’s particularly true if you work on a large scale or attach a high price to your art. One way to expand your market is to create prints of your artwork. In fact, art reproductions are the fastest-growing […]
Trails of Light Illuminate Sculptural Bonsai Trees in Vitor Schietti’s Long-Exposure Photographs — Colossal
Photography #Bonsai #light #light painting #nature #trees #Vitor Schietti December 8, 2022 Kate Mothes All images © Vitor Schietti, shared with permission Cultivated for centuries in Japan, bonsai originated in China at least 4,000 years ago, treasured as symbols of balance and harmony and admired for their aesthetic beauty. […]
Your Life is a Work of Art: Writing Your Annual Review
It starts with personal stuff like happiness, travel, and hobbies. Next I want you to think about the work you did in the studio and how it changed. Dig deep into your creative output and I’m certain you’ll have a few aha moments. Then, because it’s vital to keep learning […]
BmoreArt’s Picks: December 6-12 – BmoreArt
UNDER $500 10 Year Anniversary Benefit Exhibition and Sale Friday, December 9 • 6-10pm @ Maryland Art Place UNDER $500 10 Year Anniversary Benefit Exhibition and Sale: Friday, December 9 | 6 pm to 10 pm UNDER $500 After Party: Friday, December 9 | 10 pm to 1 am UNDER […]