We are very happy to present this review of ‘Liisa Nelson: Dreams’ by Magdalene Sanchez, a Moore College of Art and Design student in Chenoa Baker’s Writing for Art and Design class. In their review, Magdalene talks about ceramic art as a way to stay connected to our material world.
Read MorePete Sparber sits down with a number of Philadelphia artists who are also administrators (executive directors, directors, gallery owners) and compiles nuggets from each of his conversations – subject, the Future.
Read MoreWe are very happy to present this review of Prior Reinhardt’s ‘Such an Effort,’ written by Elizabeth Brabham, a student in Chenoa Baker’s Writing for Art and Design class at Moore College of Art and Design.
Read MoreSusan Isaacs calls the exhibit ‘Thread Lines’ inspirational and an exhibit elegantly installed and well worth your visit. The group show at Goya Contemporary in Baltimore has works by many well known fiber artists including Joyce J. Scott and Sonya Clark, who use their art for personal as well as social commentary.
Read MoreRuth Wolf sees the exhibition ‘Japandi Revisited’ at Wayne Art Center and talks about the works, which convey quietude and invite contemplation at a time when we all need some of that.
Read MoreBlaise Tobia and Virginia Maksymowicz travel to Washington for a trifecta of art experiences and they write about how different each art experience was. Read on, then take a little trip to Washington, maybe do it this month! Enjoy!
Read MoreBeth Heinly sees the inaugural exhibit, “The Painter and The City,” at Procession Gallery, 30 S. 2nd St. and applauds the plein air works and their brushy fresh takes on the city.
Read MoreRoberta sees the solo exhibit by Rebecca Rutstein at Bridgette Mayer Gallery and talks with the artist about the work, which is inspired by Rutstein’s 30-day voyage as artist in residence on a research vessel in the Gulf of California. The paintings are strong and energetic
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