Art buying scams, beware! Thanks Maidy Morhous for sharing this scam story with us. Scam, scam, always a scam! I am by nature leery. Just seems to be in my genes after years of dealing with shady art dealers, galleries, etc. but of late it includes private individuals seeking my artwork. I have a website […]
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Interview with Lani Irwin Excerpt from interview with Lani Irwin, one of our earliest members. Larry Groff: What was school like for you? Lani Irwin: I envy so many painters who have had interesting or even extraordinary experiences with teachers who became mentors. When I think back to my classes, there was little that I
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Soldier and Airman images by artist Shari Pratt November 11, Remembrance Day. Shari Pratt
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Interview with Alan Feltus Alan Feltus, one of our earliest members, sent me this lovely interview he had recently. Here’s an excerpt from it. Larry Groff: Do your paintings have autobiographical elements to the narrative and a reason for painting similar themes over and over? Alan Feltus: What I paint is, in some respects, my
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Wendy Artin, watercolor nudes Wendy Artin – From the Roman Studio at Gurari Collections from November 6th – December 6th, 2015 Opening Reception on First Friday, November 6th from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Gurari Collections, 460 Harrison Avenue, in the South End of Boston (SoWa) More than 50 recent watercolor paintings will be
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Rebecca Carron, portraiture from Belgium Portrait is one of the earliest practised and preferred genres of Carron. Some paintings are accompanied of a short explanation. To read these and to look closer at the paintings, just click on one of the pictures. Portret is een van de vroegst beoefende en geprefereerde genres van Carron. De
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Les Satinover, artist interview Who are three people you learn from? With any honest self reflection to this question I would firstly have to say that my parents, regardless of their unique faults or foibles, had the most immediate and long term impact upon my personality and intellectual development. Then, throughout all the years of
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Janice Wahnich, bold portraits paintings & linocuts Having studied Fine Art & Ceramics at Kingston University, I am now a London based artist, my work is mainly figurative, as I have always had a strong fascination & interest in the study of people, and for many years I have focused on exploring the challenges of
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