dawn, for a change
usually I photograph sunsets. often spectacular here. but sometimes the dawn is fantastic as well! I took multiple photos in the chilly early morning (the dog REALLY wanted to go inside). but I stayed to take 30 photos
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dawn, for a change
usually I photograph sunsets. often spectacular here. but sometimes the dawn is fantastic as well! I took multiple photos in the chilly early morning
Focus On Abstraction, droplet 52
Jan-Ole Schiemann – one of the several artists we will be discussing in our weekly Focus On Abstraction seminar, hosted on artistvenu.studio. Please sign up and join us for these interesting discussions!
Betty Parsons – A Life In Art
A brief history of the famed gallery owner and artist, Betty Parsons.
over-the-top technique
Jean Dubuffet butterfly wings, ink, gouache and paper collage in this week’s Focus On Abstraction meeting (thursdays, 11am CST), as requested by one of
similar but not the same
July 16, 2021 (updated July 23, 2021) Published by jayInStudio in our weekly online meeting of artists, this week we discussed two similar artists’
What to see in Atlanta
on my recent annual visit with my sister, Chery Baird, who lives in Atlanta, we spent a day visiting the High Museum, and several
delivering artwork – all part of the “job”
i’m finally back from a grueling trip to deliver two large paintings to a gallery that represents my work in Nashville. Tinney Contemporary. a
Amy Sillman – surprising twists on abstraction
I’ve admired sillman’s work for a long time. and I’m happy for her success, although of course, I have wished that I was her!
recycling an inheritance
when the mother of my late partner, john reuter-pacyna, fled germany during WWII, she took only her most valuable belongings. they were limited to
abstracting tradition
some artists are born within cultures that have specific visual art histories, based on traditions handed down over centuries. asian and Arab artists are