WNDR Boston – Opening Doors for Folks With Trepidation About Museums and Galleries
Technology has always pushed art forward. The innovation of getting paints into a metal tube is a great example; previously paints had to be mixed in the studio which limited the mobility ... Continue Reading →
St Petersburg: The James and The Dalí are the Main Highlights of the Art Scene
The next town south of Tampa has developed a vibrant art scene. Two of the biggest draws are The James and The Dalí Museum.
Officially known as The James Museum of Western & Wildlife ... Continue Reading →
Claude Monet: The Truth of Nature at Denver Art Museum
Claude Monet steadily rises to the top of most beloved artists. A glimpse of one or two of his paintings spread across the globe easily confirm why. His love of color, perspective and ... Continue Reading →
The Last Leonardo, by Ben Lewis
The plural in the subtitle tells it all: “The Secret Lives of the World’s Most Expensive Painting.” Lewis has pulled off a relatively impossible feat, he has published a riveting ... Continue Reading →
How to Describe Bruce Munro: Field of Light at Sensorio?
Christo piqued interest in semi-inexplicable yet wondrous art projects. Acres of umbrellas in the desert east of Los Angeles, wrapping the Reichstag in Berlin, etc.
How to describe ... Continue Reading →
Brian Eno: 70 Million Ideas
Brian Eno: 70 Million Ideas
Brian Eno is one of the more intriguing folks inhabiting our cultural landscape. His early work as a keyboardist for the glam rocking Roxy Music ... Continue Reading →
MICHELANGELO’S SLAVES
Klapper Gallery presents "Michelangelo's Slaves" by Dr. Robert Klapper
The press release states “Dr. Robert Klapper's debut exhibit at his 2-year old Klapper ... Continue Reading →
BACKSCATTER. CREATE: FIXATE
Backscatter. Create: Fixate’s
Annual All Photography Show
There should have been more beanbags.
If I have to say anything negative about Backscatter this last Saturday ... Continue Reading →
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