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Judith Stein on the Elusive Megadealer Dick Bellamy
The 1960s saw a huge explosion of talent in the New York art world—Conceptualism, Pop, Op, Minimalism, Happenings, and Land Art all had their origins during this tumultuous decade…
Judith Stein on the Elusive Megadealer Dick Bellamy
The 1960s saw a huge explosion of talent in the New York art world—Conceptualism, Pop, Op, Minimalism, Happenings, and Land Art all had their origins during this tumultuous decade…
Shannon Wilkinson: Public Relations for Artists
Shannon Wilkinson, founder and president of Reputation Communications in New York, has a long and respected history of working with artists and arts groups on publicizing their projects…
Michelle Cooke: “Art helps people heal.”
Like many artists, Michelle Cooke has spent a large part of her career employed as a teacher both part and full time. But for the last several years, as director of the visual arts program for…
Francie Bishop Good: Shaking Things Up in South Florida
Ever since she acquired her first camera with green stamps way back in the 1950s, Francie Bishop Good has been an avid photographer, pursuing her subjects that explore the coming of age of her niece and the private domestic sphere of women and children.
Alice Robb: Why We Dream
In the summer of 2011, science writer Alice Robb discovered a book called Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming, which promised readers that they could control the plots of their dreams.
Eleanor Heartney: Postmodern Heretics
Eleanor Heartney is well known as a curator and critic, a long-time contributing editor of Art in America and the author of numerous books, including Art & Today, Postmodernism, and After the Revolution: Women Who Transformed Contemporary Art…
Liliana Bloch: Texas Strong
Gallerist Liliana Bloch has had one of the more unusual routes for an art dealer. In 1999, she fled war-torn El Salvador to forge a new life for herself in Dallas, TX…
Mary Gabriel: The Women of Abstract Expressionism
If you were lucky enough to catch the round-up at the Denver Art Museum two years ago, you know that there was much more to the epic mid-century upheaval …
David S. Rubin
Salvador Dalí is perhaps best known for his Surrealist landscapes of melting clocks, his Venus de Milo fitted with drawers, or his spectacular six-foot-tall vision of the Crucifixion…
Barbra Drizin: Social Media for Artists
“Social media is a game we all have to play,” says Barbra Drizin, a veteran of Silicon Valley and the founder of Start from Scratch Social Media, a consulting service for artists, writers, and entrepreneurs…
Jonathan Santlofer: The Widower’s Notebook
When his wife of four decades died suddenly five years ago, Jonathan Santlofer entered a landscape all of us will face sooner or later: the terrain of wrenching and heartbreaking loss…
Michael David: A Life in Encaustic
Michael David has enjoyed a long and distinguished career as a painter and is one of the pioneers in encaustic techniques, which he describes in detail in his interview with Vasari21 Radio…
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