As you may recall from previous posts on this blog… I LOVE HALLOWEEN! I love decorating and dressing up and giving out candy – all of it! Here’s an interesting fact… when art historians love Halloween, they tend to do things a little differently. Case in point, this year I decided I would bring a […]
Read more "Halloween 2022"I am so grateful to the team at Lake & Sumter Style Magazine for featuring me as their Person of Interest in the April 2022 issue. My thanks to journalist James Combs for taking the time to chat with me. He was very easy to talk to and asked me some really insightful questions. I […]
Read more "Person of Interest"I hate to admit that I haven’t been reading many “fun” books as of late. In 2020, I read 30 books and most of them were research oriented or books I was considering for inclusion in The Wandering Art Historian book club. Don’t get me wrong, it was still fun to read all those books, […]
Read more "“False Impression” by Jeffrey Archer"2021 is finally here and I will admit that I have been doing some serious reflection over the past few days. In 2020, we all had to rethink the way in which we did nearly everything. We shopped from home and had groceries and other necessities delivered to our front doors. We met with our […]
Read more "Happy New Year!"Hannah Gadsby is an Australian stand-up comic who won international acclaim for her powerful and emotionally raw 2018 Netflix special, “Nanette,” in which she announced that she was quitting comedy. It is better to experience this special with as little information as possible beforehand. However, her visceral account of personal traumatic events will absolutely stick […]
Read more "Hannah Gadsby"Hello art lovers! The world around us has been rapidly changing over the past few months. Since none of us have ever lived through a pandemic before, we’re all doing the best we can with what we have. That’s all anyone can do, really, pandemic or not. As the world at large begins figuring out […]
Read more "Blog Posts & Videos & Classes, Oh My!"The Fringe that almost was… LIVES ON! That’s right, we are currently on Day 7 of Fringe Today! the virtual Fringe Festival of 2020 here in Central Florida. Because the Orlando Fringe moved to the world wide interwebs, more people can participate and all performances and presentations are FREE! So far I have watched the […]
Read more "Virtual Fringe in 2020"It appeared that all was lost. The Orlando International Fringe Festival had been cancelled due to the pandemic. Then, in a stroke of brilliance, the Fringe became VIRTUAL. That’s right, the Orlando Fringe has become FRINGE TODAY! for its 2020 season! Two weeks of incredible programming – art shows, theatrical performances, creative demonstrations, concerts, dancing, […]
Read more "FRINGE TODAY!"Happy Thanksgiving from The Wandering Art Historian! I am so grateful for this blog and the opportunity to share what I do with all of you. THANK YOU to anyone who has ever viewed a post, liked a post or left a comment and to all the followers out there who support my very nerdy […]
Read more "Thanksgiving Greetings!"My three-part lecture series celebrating women artists debuts in Mount Dora, FL this week. Hosted by 1921 by Norman Van Aken and presented by Modernism Museum Mount Dora, this lecture will be offered as part of a very special “Dine & Learn” opportunity that includes a three-course meal. Art is not a true reflection of […]
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