Another 15 Minutes for Andy

It seems that Andy Warhol is having a moment. Earlier this month, Netflix debuted a six-part documentary about the art world superstar titled “The Andy Warhol Diaries.” The producers mine Warhol’s most personal and intimate thoughts for new information and also to gain insight. They attempt the daring feat of answering an unanswerable question… who […]

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L’Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped

The unparalleled creative team of Christo and Jeanne-Claude may no longer be with us on this plane of existence, but their legacy continues to move us mere mortals. Thankfully, one of their artistic dreams came true posthumously as of September 18th of this year. The Arc de Triomphe currently wears the shimmering silvery-blue robes of […]

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The Art World & Money

I saved the most controversial discussion topic for last – The Art World & Money.  In a climate of scarcity, especially for funding the arts, there seems to be an overabundance of high-ticket works of art up for grabs.  Why is this?  Are artists producing works specifically for the art market?  Is it couth to […]

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The Art World & Social Media

This fall I am bringing my class, The Art World: TODAY, to SoBo Gallery in historic downtown Winter Garden, FL as a very special four-part series.  Hosted by the Winter Garden Art Association, we will explore a different topic each week with the principles of art theory driving our discussion. On Saturday, September 21 our […]

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The Van Gogh House

While I have been following the story of The Van Gogh House from the beginning, I finally had the opportunity to drive by the house myself this week.  Located on a main thoroughfare in Mount Dora, FL, it has generated quite a bit of publicity with mentions on the Today show, The Washington Post, the […]

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Ways of Seeing

Ways of Seeing is a powerful collection of essays that explore the impact of what it means to really see something.  Rooted in a discussion of art, Ways of Seeing is a book for anyone who wants to research the everlasting affect images have on humans.  John Berger is credited as the author – as it […]

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