Welcome back to the blog for Part 2 of this year’s Art Lover’s Gift Guide! Sometimes part of the stress of searching for the perfect gift is finding something unique, one of a kind, unusual or out of the ordinary. The best way to solve that issue is to buy ART! Here are four incredibly […]
Read more "Art Lover’s Gift Guide – Part 2"It is that time of year again and even though the 2020 holiday season looks a bit different, some things never change… like the stress that comes from trying to find the perfect gift! If you need a little help finding the perfect gift for the art lover in your life, check out this list […]
Read more "Art Lover’s Gift Guide – Part 1"I think we can all agree that 2020 was not a “normal” year by any means. We collectively discovered that we needed to reexamine the way in which we do everything. Plus, some of the things we came to rely on went away or were postponed indefinitely. Personally, I wasn’t sure how this year would […]
Read more "Online Classes with The Wandering Art Historian"Back in September, I announced the next web series headed to The Wandering Art Historian YouTube channel. “In the Artist’s Studio” was intended to be a set of videos encouraging viewers to add a little creativity to everyday life. In the form of simple, but fun craft tutorials subtly inspired by the month of October, […]
Read more "In the Artist’s Studio – UPDATE!"I am so honored to share with all of you a recent interview I did for a very dear friend of mine (and a talented creative person in her own right), Nicole Romero. Nicole is the founder of Creative Catalyst Community, a FREE group for creatives in search of inspiration and encouragement in these crazy […]
Read more "Creative Catalyst Community"The Wandering Art Historian book club met for the last time in 2020 on Friday, October 30th and we discussed an amazing book by Elise Hooper titled Learning to See. Telling the story of American photographer, Dorothea Lange, Hooper sheds light not only on Lange’s personal life, but also on the myriad of issues faced […]
Read more "My Covid Classics – #9"While 2020 has been one of the most chaotic and tumultuous years I have ever experienced, Banksy seems to be living the dream. The pandemic has not slowed the elusive street artist and socio-political commentator down one bit and, if anything, we have seen more from Banksy in 2020 than we have in a long […]
Read more "“Banksy and the Rise of Outlaw Art”"I have never read anything by Philip Gwynne Jones before, but this book was suggested to me because the events take place during the Venice Biennale. “And what events are those,” you may ask? Why, a murder, of course! Vengeance in Venice is the second book in the author’s Venice Series and it focuses on […]
Read more "“Vengeance in Venice” by Philip Gwynne Jones"The song “Rapture” by new wave/punk band, Blondie, is known for a lot of musical firsts regarding the inclusion of rap and the influence of late 1970’s/early 1980’s hip hop culture. But, did you know that the music video for “Rapture” is a sort of art historical time capsule as well? When you re-watch the […]
Read more "Blondie’s “Rapture” Music Video"It is time for the 5th Annual Wine Box Art Show! The owners and operators of The Barefoot Spa here in Orlando, FL, have once again partnered with local artists for the annual fundraiser to benefit the Zebra Coalition. In its first four years, this event has raised over $26,000 for the LGBTQ+ youth in […]
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