Tag: painters

  • Why Artists Require Space Not Only To Work But To Imagine

    Why Artists Require Space Not Only To Work But To Imagine

    Eiko Otake performing at Bartram’s Garden on the Schuylkill River. “The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls.” – Pablo Picasso Art is an imperative. Without it we can never truly examine our own circumstances or those of the people with whom we inhabit our small planet. Left unviewed,…

  • Environmental Artist Uses Large Scale Building Murals To Promote Marine Life

    Environmental Artist Uses Large Scale Building Murals To Promote Marine Life

    Wyland, marine life artist and environmental activist, is making waves with his latest nationwide campaign for conservation. He’s best known for his series of 100 monumental marine life murals around the globe. Steve Creech, President of the Wyland Foundation, is one of many behind the work the org is doing to enlist the support of…

  • Boston Based Artist Jeannie Motherwell Draws Structures From Uncertainty

    Boston Based Artist Jeannie Motherwell Draws Structures From Uncertainty

    Dear Artist, Aristotle differentiated humans from their animal counterparts by dint of logos, the power of rational speech. Napoleon was attributed the quote, “four hostile newspapers are more to be feared than a thousand bayonets.” Human civilization was founded on the exercise of this divine faculty, and is destroyed by it in equal measure. Speech,…

  • Heritage Auction Featured Renoir’s Personal Items

    Heritage Auction Featured Renoir’s Personal Items

      The single largest archive of Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s personally-owned objects — from his signature polka-dot scarf to the original plaster maquette of La Grande Venus Victrix — will highlight an expansive grouping dedicated to the Impressionist icon in Heritage Auctions’ The Renoir Estate Collection Signature® Auction, Sept. 19 in New York. The collection is an…