March is Women’s History Month and we can look back over the last decade where a mere 11 percent of … More
Category: art and exhibitions
The Art of a Likely Story
Artists have hungry eyes and their observations on the world builds a lexicon of their own artistic language. D. Jack … More
The Art of the Collective Consciousness
Much has been written about Jung’s theory of the collective unconscious, a belief that all humans share a collective ancestral … More
From my bookshelf
Diane Arbus has always been one of my favorite photographers. This book, Diane Arbus: Revelations includes documentation from the retrospective … More
The Art of Photowork
Barrett Art Center kicks off the 2021 exhibition year with the 34th Annual National Juried Photography Exhibition Photowork, juried by … More
Artists Inviting Artists
For an artist, there is a great honor to be invited to exhibit alongside of their artist colleague at their … More
Rock, Wood, Paper, Scissors
The current exhibit at Lockwood Gallery is a play on the old childhood game of choice – Rock, Paper, Scissors. … More
The Art of memory walking
Debra Priestly has a one-person exhibit, memory walking, at 11 Jane Street Art Center in Saugerties through December 13. Priestly’s … More
The Art of Ransome
The Barrett Art Center mounted the one-person exhibit Ransome: The View From Here, showing a recent body of work from … More
The Place of Memory (The Memory of Place)
Jan Sawka was a world renowned artist with artwork held in collections of 60 museums. Originally from Poland, his life … More
