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Flights of Feeling
The brilliant Romanian sculptor Constantin Brancusi worked over 20 years on a series celebrating the theme of a bird in flight. As we recently noted in a previous piece on wildness in art, he never sculpted [...]
From Seedy to the Salmagundi
This painting, with its extraordinary history, played a pivotal role in the 21st century renewal of interest in classical realism. If you’ve ever visited the website of the Art Renewal Center (ARC) , a non-profit [...]
Drawing, Talent, Skill Explained
"I can't even draw a straight line." If I’ve heard that once, I’ve heard it 1,000 times. The proper answer, of course, is “You don’t have to!” For that matter, plenty of people who become [...]
Deciphering Caravaggio
By Jeremy Caniglia jeremycaniglia.com Mimesis — the copying of a masterwork — has been a key part of painters’ training since classical antiquity. As musicians must learn basic instrumental techniques before developing their own styles, [...]
Plein Air Step 1: Breathe
Once you master some of the technical basics of plein air painting, you might start to wonder, how you give your work more life? One place to start is with feeling – and getting it [...]
Abstraction that Matters
The brilliant Romanian sculptor Constantin Brancusi worked over 20 years on a series celebrating the theme of a bird in flight. Yet he never sculpted the bird; he concentrated on the animal’s movement, rather than its [...]
