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KATHERINE BOXALL: SWISS ARMY KNIFE OF THE ARTIST COMMUNITY
by Eleanor Merrell, QC EXCLUSIVE MAGAZINE August 1, 2020 When Katherine Boxall was in elementary school, enjoying an active childhood in Ottawa, Canada, her class took a field trip... Read more -
Wolf Kahn, Who Painted Vibrant Landscapes, Is Dead at 92
Obit by Neil Genzlinger, The New York Times March 24, 2020 Wolf Kahn, a landscape painter who applied a vibrant, adventurous palette to studies of tangled forests and fog-shrouded mornings, quiet... Read more -
The Artist as Alchemist: Susan Grossman Masters the Art of Narrative...
By Cynthia Close, Pastel Journal February 1, 2020 SUSAN GROSSMAN MASTERS THE ART OF NARRATIVE IN HER MONOCHROMATIC INTERPRETATIONS OF FLEETING SCENES IN THE BIG APPLE. In her... Read more -
CHRIS CLAMP PAINTS OBJECTS FROM HIS PAST HOPING TO TELL YOU A STORY OR SPARK A MEMORY
BY VANESSA INFANZON, THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER July 24, 2019 Chris Clamp chooses everyday objects to paint. The details in his oil paintings of vintage toys or tools tell a... Read more
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Lee Hall, Artist and de Kooning Biographer, Dies at 82
Obit by William Grimes, The New York Times May 16, 2017 Lee Hall, an abstract landscape painter who served as president of the Rhode Island School of Design in the 1970s... Read more -
Kim Keever: Fluid Dynamics
By John Dorfman, Art & Antiques Magazine March 1, 2016 Photographer Kim Keever exploits the properties of paint and water in his enigmatic creations. For nearly 177 years, photography and... Read more -
The Third Thing: Art & Antiques Visits Painter Brian Rutenberg in His Manhattan Studio
By John Dorfman, Art & Antiques Magazine February 1, 2016 Brian Rutenberg calls himself 'a Southern landscape painter who lives in New York City.' But don't expect to see any... Read more -
Romare Bearden: Jerald Melberg Gallery Exhibition Review
By Richard Maschal, ARTnews Magazine January 1, 2012 Romare Bearden is known for his urban scenes-views of Pittsburgh and New York, where he grew up. But for the... Read more
