Erik Foss- Locked and Loaded
The day I met Erik Foss was memorable. It was one of those days you wake up and what you have intended turns into something you couldn't have foreseen, and best of. Continue reading
Mass Ornament: Pleasure, Play, and What Lies Beneath
Alison Gingeras brings curation to an elevated artistic form in her current exhibition, Mass Ornament: Pleasure,. Continue reading
Michael Anderson Remembered
NEW YORK—Michael Anderson, the New York-based collage artist, passed away at his home on the Upper West Side. Continue reading
Back To The Garden
Then can I walk beside you I have come here to lose the smog And I feel to be a cog in. Continue reading
Alone With a Master Painter: Art Notes from the Hamptons
LONG ISLAND—There's something special happening in Wainscott, the tony yet unassuming town between Sagaponack. Continue reading
Deborah Roberts- Lessons for a lifetime
"The work knows where it needs to go, and you have to be humble and let it happen." Deborah Roberts
Painting is Painting’s Favorite Food: Art History as Muse
South Etna Montauk Curated by Alison Gingeras Open to the public Tuesday through Sunday from 11:00 am - 6:00 pm,. Continue reading
When our World Was Still- A Discussion with Jay Samit
When our world was still One of the great advantages of being an artist is that nothing entirely horrible can. Continue reading
ARTBnk-A Data Driven Unbiased Tool for the Art Market
Also: My new favorite go-to tool for valuation. Whether you may be a collector, an investor, wealth manager,. Continue reading
Voices of a Silent Pride
"Know that we are fighting very hard so we never have to say to the children, This is where the wild things were."