“Taraxacum”, Nathaniel Meyer, 24″ x 36″, oil on canvas Photos courtesy of Elizabeth Moss Galleries I like paintings that burst. In fact, I love all kinds of paintings, including quietly meditative works. But paintings that jump out — the ones that jump out at you visually — are at theRead More →
Click to enlarge Courtesy picture “Hole in My Childhood” Upon crossing the front door, visitors to Studio Place Arts in Barre generally discover multimedia collective exhibitions with works hung on the walls or the ceiling, or perched on pedestals and plinths. Current example: “Deep Blue”, with works inspired by waterRead More →
This is the gesture many visitors to Las Vegas make when they walk down Las Vegas Boulevard for the first time. It may accompany the first sighting of a famous building or precede the landing of a harnessed alien jumping from a 1,150-foot-high tower. We’ve all done it – standingRead More →
Click to enlarge Courtesy of the Harold Weston Foundation “Sunset over Baxter Mountain” Cobalt blue: This is the color Shelburne Museum painted his gallery for the current exhibition, “Harold Weston: Freedom in nature.” On the lower level of the Center for Art and Education Pizzagalli, the electrifying hue provides anRead More →