My new brush set from Rosemary & Co Brushes has some variations from my...
Month: July 2024
By Key Jo Lee, associate curator of American art Some of the reasons why...
“Art is the culmination of conflict, beauty and the human experience in a form...
Tchotchke: (Yiddish, of Slavic origin) a small object that is decorative rather than strictly...
My blog today focuses on the lives and works of a very talented nineteenth...
How to photograph your artwork for Instagram Those Instagram tips for photographing your Art...
Wake up! This isn’t about inflation or “sleepy Joe.” It’s about fascism; it’s about...
The New York–based Restitution Study Group (RSG) is suing the Smithsonian in an attempt...
Colossal December 12, 2022 Colossal Still from Phoebe Wahl and Andrea Love’s stop-motion...
Spoke Art is pleased to present Motions, a solo exhibition of new works by Oakland-based...
By Michelle Orioha, CMA Student Guide The CMA Student Guide Program is the museum’s...
This post is Part II, so if you have not yet, read Part I...
“Cuteness,” writes the theorist Sianne Ngai, “hinges on a sentimental attitude toward the diminutive...
For any artist who is active on the internet and/or social media and/or thinks...
About Sebastiaan Knot Sebastiaan Knot (b.1970) is a visual artist living and working in...
The last few years have left art teachers feeling drained and frustrated. While artmaking...
December is a time to reflect, come together and celebrate. Well, in our opinion...
Photo: Brian J. Green. In the early months of the pandemic, at a memorial...
