Why Art Historians Got Cézanne’s Watercolors Wrong for Decades
One painting tells the whole story — and it will change the way you think about watercolor forever.
One painting tells the whole story — and it will change the way you think about watercolor forever.
Meet the Spanish painter whose sun-drenched canvases hide gray clouds behind every pair of sunglasses.
The December Salon Judge Tells All
Renoir’s “Spring Bouquet”
A juried selection of the PSA's finest works proves just how far the medium has come.
Gavin Glakas breaks down the process he used to prepare for his most recent art show.
Maybe it happens when you’re driving: gold light strikes a line of trees against a darkened sky. Or at the mall: a stranger’s face opens a momentary window onto ages of human existence. Awe, wonder, [...]
“Art is a passion, or it is nothing” -Robert Fry Passion is what we chase in art and creativity. A day came when you read a novel, stood before a painting, watched someone create something [...]
Good artists imitate; great artists steal. This phrase is variously attributed to Steve Jobs (who misattributed it to Pablo Picasso - we’ll get to that), and to Lionel Trilling, Igor Stravinsky, T.S. Eliot, and William [...]
People used to say, “Is there anything in it?” to question if you could benefit from something or whether it was a waste of time. As in, “What do you do?” Oh, I work in the field [...]