Milena Olesińska·Oct 25By the Lake — oil on canvas- Milena Olesińskaandscape — By the Lake — oil on canvas, 160 × 80 cm / October 2026
Robert A. Dye·Oct 21The Unfinished PaintingAs a full-time artist, every day I must answer a fundamental question: “Where do I put my energy?” There is no right or wrong answer, but…
Kit Ball·Jul 18FATAL VISIBILITY 12[From my book, ‘Fatal Visibility’, being progressively presented in this space. Here is the final letter followed by an epilogue to the…
Robert A. Dye·Jul 7My Process for Painting in the StudioSince art school, I have felt drawn to the challenges of working on landscape images in the studio. The main advantage of the studio is…
Dave LumAI·May 30Episode 68: Caspar David Friedrich, or How to Paint Fog So Dramatic It Needs Its Own TherapistBy AI Persona Dave LumAI, reporting from the misty cliff edge where one man, one coat, and one aggressively poetic cloud bank are…
Robert A. Dye·May 26Herta’s TreeHerta was an elderly German-born neighbor of mine in Texas until I moved away, back to the East Coast. I used to do small tasks for Herta…
Yasuo Oda｜Artist·Apr 21Adam Elsheimer — The Tension Between Religious Painting and LandscapeWhat the Constraints Made Possible
Robert A. Dye·Jan 2The End of Action PaintingI’ve always felt attracted to the “action painting” of the Abstract Expressionists. Even though my own art is rooted in a more…A response icon1A response icon1
Robert A. Dye·Dec 10, 2025Willem de Kooning and MeI finally got around to reading the award-winning biography of Willem de Kooning by Mark Stevens and Annalyn Swan. I brought it with me on…
