Critical i: Greg Pond
Critical i: Greg Pond
by Joe Nolan
I'd leave the Whole World Round pairs Greg Pond's newest sculptures with familiar favorites, to explore both emerging and disappearing landscapes. The Last Remnant Lef...
Mike Andrews: Carvings, Castings & Constructions at Customs House Museum
Mike Andrews: Carvings, Castings & Constructions
Mike Andrews: Carvings, Castings, & Constructions is currently on exhibition at the Customs House Museum & Cultural Center in Clarksville, Tennessee...
My Favorite Painting–Robert Hicks
Robert Hicks
New York Times Best-Selling Author, Part-Time Art Collector
It may seem strange that I would choose a favorite from my collection and not choose a piece of outsider art. Yet the one single piece ...
GIVEAWAY: Win 2 Tickets to LIGHT: Bruce Munro at Cheekwood
Win 2 tickets to see LIGHT: Bruce Munro at Cheekwood
LIGHT: Bruce Munro at Cheekwood is a stunning outdoor installation of British artist Bruce Munro's dazzling light spheres spanning Cheekwood's grounds. ...
Appraise It
Appraise It
Vintage Advertising Display, “Esky” aka “The Esquire Magazine Man,” Mid Twentieth Century, Paint Decorated Composition
“Esky,” the distinctive mascot of Esquire magazine, first appeared on the cov...
The “O” Gallery
All About the "O" Gallery
by Alyssa Rabun
Under brick smokestacks of the historic Marathon Village, floor-to-ceiling paintings fit like puzzle pieces across the walls of Olga Alexeeva’s “O” Gallery. This ch...
Stanford Fine Art acquires Gustave Loiseau painting
New at Stanford Fine Art: Gustave Loiseau
Stanford Fine Art recently acquired La Maison Rose à Brantôme by Gustave Loiseau, which had been part of a private collection at a home in France for 50 years.
Gusta...
Field Notes: A Local Look at Global Art – Marta Penter
Field Notes: Marta Penter
by Betsy Wills
Graffiti in Berlin, 2013, Oil on canvas, 43" x 71"
When my daughter Meade was six months old, I would love taking her to the grocery store because with her as m...