Andy Warhol is considered the most important artist of the last half of the 20th Century. I will allow you to peruse a selection of artworks from The Whitney Museum of American Art’s massive exhibition, to allow you to decide WHY Warhol is currently considered at the very top of the Art World! See if […]
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Murray Tinkelman’s ultimate “signature style” was comprised of freehand crosshatching, of pen and ink lines, as illustrated in the fantasy artwork above! Murray Tinkelman was an exceptional illustrator, educator and friend to many artists! “Knowledge can never be taken away from you.” (Editor’s Note) Murray Tinkelman (born February 4, 1933 / passed away January 20, 2016) […]
Delacroix Exhibiton: An exploration of the talent, continued. After seeing these artworks, click back over to our original article – the link to the preceding Delacroix story currently at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is: https://artsandfood.com/2018/10/nyc-current-exhibitions-at-the-met-5th-ave.html/ This time we are just quietly walking through the exhibit looking at the art, and letting it tell us Delacroix’s […]
Jack Atkinson is an artist and designer by night and an art reporter and arts editor by day. Using Sumi brush & ink as a starting point, he often transitions into large-scale works on canvas or paper. As an editor, he spends major amounts time in museum exhibitions, art galleries, and at international art fairs. Being in […]
Now up at the Guggenheim, NYC A command that Hilma af Klint followed: “To obey intuition and not fully understand the art.” Isn’t that, for better or worse, what all artists do? For an interesting history of the Guggenheim Museum and Foundation which ran in our last issue (NOV. DEC. 2018) use this link: https://artsandfood.com/2018/10/nyc-the-guggenheim-museum-by-frank-lloyd-wright.html/ (Source: […]
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Sharon Duffield is a photographer living in Maine. She lived in Colorado for 40 years, but growing up on the East Coast brought her back to her roots. She has delved into the world of photography for many years and continue to evolve as an explorer, adventurer, and wanderer. Many times she hops in her […]
Alina Oswald is a writer, photographer and photo educator living in the New York City area. She is the author of Journeys Through Darkness: A Biography that tells the story of award-winning, legally blind photographer Kurt Weston. Alina Oswald has spent much of her career covering HIV and AIDS, as well as the LGBTQ+ community, […]
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“Early Sunday Morning” by American Artist Edward Hopper 1930 – Oil on Canvas 60″ x 30″ In the permanent collection of The Whitney Museum of Art in New York City. FROM OUR ARCHIVES: This article was first published by ARTS&FOOD on Sept. 27, 2013 “Early Sunday Morning” A Painting by Edward Hopper “Early Sunday Morning” A […]
PHOTO L.A. celebrating its 27th Anniversary is the longest running art fair west of New York and is the largest photo-based art fair in the country by attendance. It brings together photography dealers from around the globe, displaying the finest contemporary photography, video and multi-media installations along with masterworks from the 20th and 19th centuries. These old […]
Yasuhide Kagii (Japanese Artist) starts his artwork with a painting on board or canvas. Love, passion, song, music and Japanese culture are his subjects. Then he transitions that two-dimensional image into a multi-dimensional digital delight created on clear acrylic film and suspended in layers, forming a moving image as the viewer walks around the […]