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A bold stroke is borne of risk and joy, and confidence that we have the freedom to make mistakes. I find that most artists want…
Brief History of Toilet Art
In 1917 Marcel Duchamp submitted a porcelain urinal to a New York art exhibit. This remarkable work of art, disguised as a common toilet, started…
In Just For FunGlossary of Terms for Artists & Collectors
When I first entered the world of art, I found the amount of artist jargon daunting. After nearly 60 years of experience* in the art…
In Just For FunCourage to Go Public
Going public with your art can feel like wearing a Speedo to Weight Watchers. I put my soul in this painting, and now you expect…
Beauty: View Into Another Realm
People talk of beauty so grand it is otherworldly, or transcendent. Transcendent beauty carries an invitation to transcend, inviting us to dream outside the lines,…
In Art & BeautyHelpful Skills for the Plein Air Artist
Here are four skills – insider secrets, if you will – I have found to be almost essential for the plein air artist. I hope…
In Just For FunTransgressive Culinary Art
As the Culinary Arts critic for Thyme Magazine, I had the honor of interviewing Chef Arthur Ordearvé after winning this year’s Big Apple Bake-Off. Here’s…
In Just For FunCourage To Start
Starting something new requires courage, unless you haven’t yet celebrated your sixth birthday. Thankfully I made my start as an artist before then, but writing…
FAQ For Artists
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions and comments we receive as artists, and replies I have found useful. “My aunt is an…
In Just For FunThe Weakness of Art
Weak things conquer strong things. Mahatma Ghandi conquered the most powerful nation on earth with love and forgiveness. Nelson Mandela used the very same weapons…
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