Michael, a portraitist, decided to express his love for canines on canvas. He completed a series of paintings of various canines, and submitted it to numerous galleries and art fairs. Unfortunately, he didn’t get the number of sales he anticipated. Michael created beautiful works of art; so why didn’t he reach his sales goal? Because [...]
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Artist Interview: Jean Gonzalez
There are endless forms of expression in contemporary art. An old tradition of hand sewing has emerged in the art world as textile art. Historically, this art form was used to record family history through quilts and other textile works. One of the most well-known textile art works is “Stars and Strips flag,” created by [...]
Today in Art: Art in the Last Decade
Holland Cotter of The New York Times reports the art world saw more art in more varieties than ever before in the last decade. From new contemporary art in China, to a growing appreciation for multiculturalism in the American art market; the art scene was flooded with new concepts in art and new exhibitions to [...]
Today in Art: Shaq Takes a Shot at Art
Bloomberg’s Lindsay Pollock reports Shaquille O’Neal, the 7’1” all-star center with the Cleveland Cavaliers, takes a shot at art. O’Neal is now a curator, overseeing “Size DOES Matter”, an exhibition on the theme of scale in contemporary art. The exhibition will take place in February at New York ’s non-profit Flag Art Foundation. The show [...]
Art and the Abode: Combining Art with Real Estate to promote investment
We cordially invite you to Art and the Abode. When: Sunday, September 27, 2009 Where: 2218 Jefferson Ave., Richmond , VA Time: 2-5pm Presented by: Clarke Art Consulting and Ricks and Associates Realtors LLC Featured Artists: Mauricio Patarroyo Keith Ramsey Langston Tupponce James E. Clarke III The walls of a stunningly crafted Historic Church Hill [...]
