Marie Laurencin’s Ethereal Women
When I first saw the work of Marie Laurencin I wanted to melt into each painting and become part of...
October 21, 2022
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October Artist of the Month: Marie Laurencin
Can you believe it’s October already?? Our tenth Artist of the Month this year is French artist Marie Laurencin. One...
October 1, 2022
A Collage of Failure?
For the September Artist of the Month (Romare Bearden) I pretty much HAD to do a collage. The thing is,...
September 30, 2022
September Artist of the Month – Romare Beardon
Romare Beardon was an artist that could do anything. He drew cartoons, painted, collaged, designed costumes, wrote songs, and authored...
September 2, 2022
Art for KjARTan’s Sake?
Sorry for the cringy title. I put it down as a placeholder figuring I’d come up with something better by...
August 31, 2022
Of Passports and Performance Art – The Work of Kjartan Slettemark
The first thing I noticed when researching the life of Kjartan Slettemark is that there aren’t many sources to reference....
August 30, 2022
Innovation and Controversy – August Artist of the Month
Kjartan Slettemark was a name I’d never heard until a month ago when I was asked if I would cover...
August 2, 2022
A Woman’s Perspective in Baroque Art
(Artemisia Gentileschi, Part II) What is Baroque Art For the last two months I’ve been talking about Baroque art this...
July 21, 2022
Artemisia Gentileschi, Part I
Female Strength in the Baroque Period Early Life Artemisia Gentileschi was born in Rome on July 8, 1593 to Prudentia...
July 13, 2022
July Artist of the Month
I’ve been waiting for this one all year! She is one of my favorite artists EVER. I even wrote my...
June 30, 2022