By Sydney Slacas, Assistant Registrar When you take a look at the Cleveland Museum of Art, have you ever thought about who cares for the extraordinary selection? With the assortment spanning approximately 6,000 a long time of creative accomplishment, the CMA’s Collections Administration workforce performs hard every working day to […]
Month: October 2022
Being In A Tourist Town | Michelle Valigura | Episode 877
Podcast: Engage in in new window | Download Michelle Valigura | Episode 877 Michelle Valigura is a sculptor, with a most important aim on ceramics. Her qualifications designing for quit movement animation (together with Elf, and the Simpsons) and her enjoy of mid century layout have designed a foundation for […]
All About Houses on the Achterzaan by Claude Monet
Title of Artwork: “Residences on the Achterzaan” Artwork by Claude Monet Year Made 1871 Summary of Homes on the Achterzaan It is just one of twenty-four landscapes Monet painted outdoors in the open air while visiting the Netherlands in 1871. Around the town of Zaandam, the river Achterzaan serves as […]
Ep 122 Things we Wish we’d Known as Beginner Artists
On today’s art podcast we are going to talk about the things we wish we had known when we were beginner artists. And hopefully, it might help some of our listeners who have just started out. https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/kxzpb9/Ep122-Wish-Known-Beginner-Artists.mp3 Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Spotify | Amazon Music | RSS This podcast […]
5 Steps to master color harmony in colored pencil drawing – Veronica Winters Painting
When you start out drawing in colored pencil, the aim is to copy what you see in front of you or in your reference. Artists who attract in coloured pencil fork out notice to tiny matters like facts and textures, and they’re crucial. However they come to be essential only […]
Holger Drachmann – my daily art display
The Artist, the Poet, the Lover of Women. Holger Drachmann The subject of this week’s blog is the nineteenth century Danish poet, dramatist and painter Holger Drachmann. Holger Henrik Herholdt Drachmann was born on October 9th, 1846 in Copenhagen. He was the son of Andreas Drachmann and his wife Vilhelmine. […]
In Praise of the Humble Print
The International Great Print Sellers Affiliation (IFPDA) Print Honest is again this weekend at Manhattan’s Javits Middle just after a two-year pandemic hiatus. From 400-calendar year-outdated etchings to boundary-pushing prints that make just one marvel regardless of whether it wouldn’t have been less difficult to just paint that, this year’s […]
Juxtapoz Magazine – Jeremy Olson “This Time of Monsters” @ Unit London
“The old world is dying and the new world struggles to be born. Now is the time of monsters.” – Antonio Gramsci Jeremy Olson’s latest solo exhibition with Unit London places his familiar cast of otherworldly creatures at the centre of an apocalyptic world. this time of monsters draws its title from Italian […]
How to Build an Art Business with a Small List of Email Subscribers
There is tremendous value in a small list of email subscribers. Marketing to your smallest possible audience is effective and rewarding. — Barney Davey You don’t need millions of email subscribers to build an art business. You may not have any at all. But if you’re serious about building an […]
All About Stalheim by Johan Christian Dahl
Title of Artwork: “Stalheim” Artwork by Johan Christian Dahl Year Created 1824 Summary of Stalheim The hilly landscape of Stalheim, Voss, Hordaland is depicted in an oil painting by J. C. Dahl titled View from Stalheim (Norwegian: Fra Stalheim) that was completed in 1842. As a major work of Romantic […]