Maria Titan Artist·2d agoSmall Art, Big Love: Why Original Art Doesn’t Have to Break the BankBecause beautiful things don’t have to be big, and collecting original art shouldn’t be reserved for the wealthy.
Keepntouch·Oct 29Rediscovering “Black Pitcher”: A Lost Piece of Mid-Century Modernism from the 1945 Art Institute of…What looks like an ordinary Post-Impressionist tabletop still life holds a vibrant slice of Chicago’s 20th-century art history hidden right…
Sealedroses24·Sep 4The magnetic awesomeness of artistic works by Lyudmyla Shtunder, UkraineThis artist from Novovolynsk, Volyn region, Ukraine has a magical story of her own.
Mileva Stankovic·Aug 4Why I Decided to Move Away from Traditional Ways of Showing My Traditional Art — Part 1Some of you may know I’m a traditional painter. I’ve been painting for about two years now, but for the last couple of months I really…
Siri Perera·Jun 22John Hoyland and the Horizon of the MindHow abstraction becomes an equivalent of nature, not by copying the world, but by carrying its inner force onto the canvas
Art Stories·Jun 19The Spicy Secret of Fragonard’s “The Swing”One of the best known paintings of the Rococo era is Jean-Honoré Fragonards “The Swing” or “The Happy Accident”. But is it really as…
What I Feel In Art·Jun 1What I Feel In Night Scene in the Yoshiwara By Katsushika Õi (1850).I feel a sense of perversion, as I am looking at something I shouldn't be.
Carly Frith·Mar 27You Can Know Everything About Art and Still Miss ThisEntering the art world in the modern era can feel akin to visiting a foreign country. There is so much to explore, to marvel in, new foods…
