2021 is quickly coming to a close and I want to say a hearty and heart-felt THANK YOU! I am so, so grateful for all those who follow the blog and to everyone who pops in from time to time to read a post or two. Thank you for all the “likes” and for your […]
Read more "What’s New in 2022!"The year is nearly over, and I want to say THANK YOU to all of YOU. THANK YOU to everyone who participated in The Wandering Art Historian book club, attended my online lectures, or participated in my Zoom classes. THANK YOU to everyone who signed up for my email newsletter and to all those who […]
Read more "It’s the End of the Year as We Know It"Happiest of holidays to everyone who follows the blog and to all those who pop in from time-to-time. This nerdy art historian is grateful for ALL of you!
Read more "Happy Holidays!"Sincerest gratitude to everyone who attended my lectures last week! I gave three lectures in 24 hours and it was a wild ride: two presentations of “From Muse to Master: Celebrating Women Artists” – Session 2: The Modern Masters in Mount Dora, FL and “The Legacy of Vincent van Gogh” in Winter Garden, FL. It […]
Read more "Thank you!"THANK YOU to all those who attended or promoted my lectures this year! In 2017, we covered a lot of art history – from Frida to Vincent, from Artemisia Gentileschi to the Guerrilla Girls, from flower crowns to Mark Rothko – we did it all and we did it together. My gratitude to the Winter Garden […]
Read more "THANK YOU!"As 2017 comes to a close, I would like to thank all those who supported me and my artwork this year. If you bought a painting or collage – THANK YOU! If you attended an opening – THANK YOU! If you shared one of my posts or hit the “like” or “❤️” button on social […]
Read more "THANK YOU!"A hearty “thank you” goes out to all those who attended the opening for the “Art That Makes Me Smile!” show at The Barefoot Spa. Seeing so many of my artist friends before the holidays gave me a joyful boost and the show itself is definitely one to smile about. I am quickly wrapping up […]
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