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Category: Art Shows and Exhibits

The Art of Restoration

Art museums and galleries face two challenging tasks with the artworks they house and display. First is the area of … More

Art CVonservation, Art Restoration, Chemistry in Art, John Canning Company, Joshua Reynolds, Sistine Chapel, Technology in Art

Drowning in Pop Art

Because I am doing little — if any — art work worthy of sharing, showing, and discussing, I recently asked … More

DC Comics, Drowning Girl, Pop Culture, Roy Lichtenstein, Tony Abruzzo

Special Needs

My husband and I are grandparents and great-grandparents to two special needs children. In addition, my husband worked with special … More

ADA, Alzheimer's, Autism Spectrum, Hearing Loss, Mobility, National Endowment for the Arts, PMG, Sensory Needs, Service Dogs, Vission Impairment

Monkeying Around

Back when I was doing Inktober several years ago, I shared an imaginary art friend — my cheeky “monkey mind”. … More

Art Institute of Chicago, Jean-Baptiste Oudry, Monkeys, Sensory Experience, Still Life with Monkey Fruit and Flowers

Worldwide Day of Botanical Art

Yesterday I wrote a bit about botanical art and shared a few resources. At the close of the post, I … More

Art, ASBA, Foundry Center, Foundry Centre, History

Catching the Wind

We’ve had quite a bit of windy weather in recent weeks. Although March has always been known as the month … More

Kinetic Art, Kites, Saladino, Susumu Shingu, Wind Sculpture, Wooden Zoo

More About Munch

Recently I wrote about “Der Schrei de Natur” — The Scream — by Edvard Munch. For most of us, I’m … More

Dr. Daniel Jacobson, Edvard Munch, Eva Mudocci, Henri de Toulouse-Latrec, Henri Matisse, London's National Portrait Gallery, Paul Gaugin, Starry Night, Vincent Van Gogh

Please Stand By – Technical Difficulties

This headline is misleading, no doubt. Fortunately I’m not having any technical difficulties today, although I remember my grandfather teaching … More

AI, Deviant Art, Immersive Art, Online art markets, Redbubble, Technology and Art, Udemy, Virtual Reality

Feathered Friends in Art

Today, April 8, is “Draw-a-Bird Day”. I know many of you are familiar with the story of seven-year-old Dorie Cooper … More

Albert Durer, Archibald Thorburn, Bruno Liljefors, Carel Fabritius, Claude Monet, Drawing birds, Franz Snyders, Giuseppe Arimboldo, John James Audobon, Melchior de Hondecoeter, Vincent Van Gogh

Today’s Art Lesson

The drawing lesson I reviewed this morning focused on graphite. I’m guessing that just about everyone who wants to draw … More

Believe in Yourself, graphite, Practice, The Virtual Instructor

Degenerate Art

It’s always interesting to me to see how one thing can lead to another. As I learn about art and … More

Adolf Hitler, Degenerate Art, Nazi Party

The Power of Color

Over the last few months I’ve played with color — a lot. Usually my palette is based on landscape colors. … More

colors, HPAA, Oscar Wilde, Renee Phillips, The Healing Power of Color Exhibition 2022

And The Winners Are…

I picked up my “Birch Forest” painting from the Tiny Art Show on Friday, and while I was there I … More

Cass County Library, Quilling, Tiny Art Show

What a Fun Little Art Show!

Yesterday morning my husband and I visited our local library, scene of the current “Tiny Art” exhibition sponsored by the … More

Cass County Library, Tiny Art Show

The Birch Forest

Yesterday was the final day of the Student Art Show sponsored by our HFAA club. I went to the library … More

Cass County Library, Oil Pastels, Tiny Art

Another Show Coming Up!

I’m excited. Little by little, our art world is coming to life again. For the last two-and-a-half years, there have … More

Art shows, Cass County Library, Tiny Art

Questions on Student Art

Monday was an interesting day. Shortly after lunch, my husband and I went to our nearby library where we met … More

Art Instruction, Art shows, Children and Art, Student Art, Talent

Earth Day 2022

I always look forward to Earth Day. This year, however, as much as I want to get out and celebrate … More

Art for Causes, Earth Day 2022, Earth Festival 2022, Environment, Jake Marshall

Art Quiz: The Answer is 12th Century

An earlier “art quiz” question and answer — Question 44 — focused on icons. The “Novgorod” school of art produced … More

Iconography, Novgorod, The Museum of Russian Art

Slow Art Day

Last year I explored the concept of slow drawing — and slow art — in various ways. First, I learned about Amy … More

Art appreciation, Cecily Brown, National Museum of Women, Slow Art Day, Untitled (Paradise)

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