Come enjoy these treasures from private collections: DON CLAUSEN’S seascapes of 1963 to abstracts of 2012, most never before shown publicly. Not all artwork shown is for sale. Yes, Clausen’s still painting at the age of 82; still enjoying morning …{read more}
Australian Artist Paints the War in Afghanistan
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Ben Quilty looks more like a lumberjack than a painter: stocky build, big beard, flannel shirt. But Quilty, from Paterson, New South Wales, is actually one of Australia’s most promising portrait artists.
2011 marked two significant events in Ben Quilty’s …{read more}
A Guide to Must-See Brooklyn Street Art
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Street art is taking over our cities, and New York is one of its spiritual homes. Want to know whose work to look out for? Here are three of the most notable Brooklyn street artists.
1. Juan Carlos Pinto
Guatemalan …{read more}
Art and the Artist: An Interview with Michelle Dunaway
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Listen and you’ll hear the music in Michelle’s paintings. Of course, they wear the responsibility quite lightly. Incisive and mild, caught and emancipated, real and dreamy, they reach within your grasp like an early morning dream. Listen.
You may not …{read more}
‘Leporellos in Black and White’ by Rik Lina
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in ARTTRA gallery
AMSTERDAM
From 4 January to 12 February 2013
Opening on Friday, January 4 from 17:00 to 19:00
Rik Lina – in his atelier in Amsterdam 2012
BLACK AND WHITE
My drawings and black and white paintings have …{read more}
A Gallery of Woodcut Prints by Loren Kantor
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Loren Kantor on the Carving Process
I’ve always been an old-school guy. I prefer tattered books to e-readers, vinyl records to MP3′s and classic black & white movies to modern 3-D dreck.
I fell in love with woodcuts in the …{read more}
Six Mixed Media Pieces by Donna Kuhn
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Artist’s Statement
I make art because that is the only way life makes sense to me. A recurrent theme in my work is the face: semi-abstract, colorful and emotional. I don’t choose to draw these faces. Their forms just come …{read more}