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Blog Post Paul Paiement at the Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach by Heather
A New Paul Paiement Show will open at the Peter Blake Gallery Laguna Beach, CA.and run September 4-27, 2008. Seems definitely worth a visit. Paul's work is both visually pleasing and intriguing...
Blog Post How Color Smart Are You? by Heather
I am not sure what this test is good for, except some fun and bragging rights (if you do well) but you might as well give this color IQ test a go. I found it on Maykr who found it on J en Bradfor...
Blog Post Art In the White House by Heather
What I like most about the Internet is finding out that people have given some really serious thought to topics I haven't given a moments thought to, thus acquiring something else to occupy my mind w...
Blog Post Red And Blue by Heather
I couldn't very well pass this day without posting something at least partially related to the election. SFMO posted a great post called SFMOMA Red Blue Study: Chris Sollars which is the perfe...
Blog Post IsThe Art Market Following the Footsteps of The Dot Com Market ? by Heather
No way to avoid the international economic meltdown, and clearly the art market is going to be hurt as well. According to TAN Dealers will be hurt most. The theory: speculation in art (and yo...
Blog Post How Do You Find Your Muse by Heather
Finding your muse is never as romantic as it seems, and when I was a student, I had a difficult time with the whole terminology of finding subjects to work on. Muses, seemed to me to only be things t...
Blog Post Some More Poster Boy by Heather
This is not quite news but I still thought it was worth posting about Poster Boy Remixes MoMA Subway Ads along with Doug Jaeger, the marketing executive who created the campaign for MoMA, and unlik...
Blog Post Art and Statistics - Do They Connect? by Heather
According to Hoogrrl economist David Galenson has found a new way to rank Art. In other words, just in case that wasn't clear he has taken a statistical approach to determine which are the greate...
Blog Post Daily Routines by Heather
Its funny how things connect, and how once you have stumbled upon an Idea, you tend to meet with it everywhere you turn. A while ago I wrote a post called Daily Inspiration , about Elizabeth Perr...
Blog Post Color inspiration by Heather
One of the blogs I like to visit on a regular basis Is Color Chunk. The blog of artist John Tallman, Is a never ending source of visual inspiration. Color chunks from differnt sorces - most of them s...
Blog Post Thomas Eakins by Heather
The Agnew Clinic Thomas Eakins The Swimming hole I read a great post in Art Blog about Thomas Eakins Born July 25, 1844 under an unlucky star, Eakins may be the greatest ar...
Blog Post Rose Art Museum Saga Continues by Heather
More on the on going Rose Museum Saga from Art in America Rose Art Museum's Meryl Rose Speaks Out Against Brandeis Claims  Via Art Fag City
Blog Post More On The Brandies / Rose Museum Saga by Heather
Everyone in the Art world has been quite shocked and amazed at Brandeis University's plans to close down the Rose Museum of Art, which houses a Highly esteemed collection of art, All of this was init...
Blog Post Getting a Glimpse by Heather
Besides being an art lover and artist, I am a bit of a peeping tom, and I love to see what other peoples studios look like, how they work and don't work, and how they deal with discipline and ded...
Blog Post Top Sellers For 2008 by Heather
Art News Blog posted the top ten artists sales for 2008. It is an interesting list - only 2 of the artist are still alive, Hirst and Gerhard 1. PICASSO Pablo (1881-1973) $262,366,349 from 176...
Blog Post Rosemary Cosentino by Heather
  Rosemary Cosentino Mapping Journey IV,Oil on wood panel,12" x 12", 2003 This painting, which I find absolutely wonderful is one of a group of stolen pieces by the artist Rosemary Co...
Blog Post Mirrors by Heather
This is a little off topic but I couldn't resist...Found this on Cigarettes and Purity and wanted to share.
Blog Post Inspiration by Heather
It is so hot and dry right now, that I feel the water content in my bodies is slowly vanishing just as it is everywhere else on the planet. We have stopped watering our grass to save water, and inste...
Blog Post Giorgio Morandi - Retrospective At the Met. Now Closed by Heather
Giorgio Morandi (Italian, 1890-1964) Still Life (Natura morta), 1954 Oil on canvas; 10 1/4 x 27 1/2 in. (26 x 70 cm) Mart, Museo d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto, Collection o...
Blog Post The Melt Down and The Art World by Heather
I haven't spoken much about the current economic meltdown, even though it does pertain to art very much. The reason why I have chosen to ignore it was it seemed to me to an hysterical chain reacti...
Blog Post A Sign of The Times by Heather
I found this on Modern Art Obsession and thought it was a very apt comment on the current situation. I am sure a lot of people would argue that this is humor, or despair and not art - But I ...
Blog Post Unnamed by Heather
No way to avoid the international economic meltdown, and clearly the art market is going to be hurt as well. According to TAN Dealers will be hurt most. The theory: speculation in art (and yo...
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