Category Archives: Visual Art

Easels allow you to paint, sketch or draw on a stable, upright surface. Rather than peering down at paper on a table, having to look up again every time you want to assess your subject and ending up with a … Continue reading →

Welcome to the Nov. Fun Halloween is over. Or does it? We bet there’s still some pumpkin plastic bucket is filled with bite-sized treats in your kitchen–and that you have a hyper kids to prove it. Maybe you promised you’d … Continue reading →

Reviewed by: Aaron Walker In the late eighties and early nineties, the community found a very real possibility of cloning. Before this time, cloning is the stuff of science fiction. The idea that we can create an exact copy of … Continue reading →

COLUMBUS, Ohio Newspaper editorial cartoonist has resigned after being stopped when a blog is reporting that one of his panel resembles 2009 New Yorker cartoons. Editor Alan Miller The Columbus Dispatch said Jeff Stahler stopped Friday. Editor Alan Miller The … Continue reading →

According to Academician Claude Cernuschi, composition in a sort for a Matta exhibition at Beantown College (see foreign linkage beneath), Matta’s use of the term inscape for a series of landscape-like impalpable or surrealist paintings reflects “the psychotherapy analyze of … Continue reading →