Currently on view at Maxwell Alexander Gallery in Los Angeles, California is artist Danny Galieote’s solo exhibition, “Americana West.”

Galieote was raised in the San Fernando Valley, a suburb of Los Angeles, surrounded by the most famous movie studios.  As

Sitting at a desk all day listening to lectures sounds draining, tedious, and boring. As a matter of fact, classes with predominately lecture-style instruction have been proven to be ineffective. It can be challenging to deliver lessons packed with

A Sotheby’s sale of a rare copy of the Constitution of the United States was suddenly postponed yesterday morning, just hours before the auction was to take place.

“The sale of the Official Edition of the Constitution has been postponed,

Title of Artwork: “Silo”

Artwork by James Rosenquist

Year Created 1963 – 1964

Summary of Silo

The original inspiration for this graphic was the “T-zone” (for “taste zone”) featured in Camel cigarette commercials. In its original form, which was depicted

I’m so long this week in posting this review that I’m going to use a pic from when the one of the shortlisted artists was announced as the introduction!

the winner of Episode 7 is announced

This is my review

German painter Gerhard Richter, a giant in the worlds of both Photorealism and abstraction, is leaving Marian Goodman, his gallery of thirty-seven years, for David Zwirner. The ninety-year-old artist will have his first show with the globe-spanning megagallery at its

While my husband and I were staying in The Hague we took a daytrip up to Amsterdam. It was a beautiful day spent at the famous Rijksmuseum bookended by some beautiful spots we found for lunch and dinner.

The Rijksmuseum

The Most Rev. Allen H. Vigneron, Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron, 35″ x 48″

I am Honored and humbled to have been chosen to paint the portrait of Archbishop Allen Vigneron. He was appointed by Pope Benedict XVI, the Most Rev.