Having a better look at one of the reasons that Johnson’s moonlit scenes look so…
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A Journey of Teaching, Learning, and Cultural Connection A First in More Ways Than One This summer, I spent three…
If there’s one thing people who know me have probably noticed, it’s that I love to travel. Whenever I visit…
My Rehab and Recovery Experiences After Repeated Diagnostic Painter Exposure By Debra Keirce, Guest Contributor Disclaimer: I am of sound…
Abstraction, Recognition, and the Visual Brain A few years ago, I created a social media post to see just how…
An article by Frank Musto For generations, artists have blurred the boundary between reality and illusion. In the era of…
From Renaissance Courts to Industrial Factories Lace is a fascinating contradiction: it looks light and insubstantial, but it also carries…
Most people tend to think of an artwork as a relatively stable object: paper, paint, canvas, panel, frame. The reality,…
The Challenge of Seeing: Authenticity and Attribution Image shown: Detail of Johannes Vermeer, The Art of Painting, c. 1666, oil…
“I find intrigue and beauty in anything that has age and character. I enjoy searching for these unusual objects which…
Celebrated painter Oren Loloi is now offering live, one-on-one online mentorship sessions for developing artists. Based in Tel Aviv, Loloi…