The friend's theory was a psychological analysis of the painting, and was beautifully simple: The background of a painting reflects the artist's inner self, while the foreground reflects the public or outer face of the artist.

When I was younger, I preferred to show up in a new place and explore by following my instincts. Honestly, I still like doing that, but I also find value in a little more preparation

Finding a community, a group of friends, people to hang out with is very special.

Rewards of the slow art movement

A quick look at four art shows featuring artist Lucy Finch

Solo art show opening Saturday Sept 7th from 5pm - 7pm

Top ten ways seeing art in person has improved my life

Favorite paintings in two different places: The Albuquerque Museum of Art and History and the Timken Museum of Art

A deeper look into the new portrait of England's King Charles III by artist Jonathan Yeo.

[BLOG POST 5/5/24] While Rob and I were in Washington DC last month we squeezed in a quick visit to the Smithsonian's National Portrait...

[BLOG POST 2/25/24] Today Canyon Road is known for being home to over 80 galleries along with many boutiques and restaurants all packed...

[BLOG POST 1/9/24] Recently I filled out an application for an art organization and they asked which artists have inspired me and my art...

[BLOG POST 11/19/23] This weekend we went to Albuquerque, NM with friends Tina and Alex to see an art exhibit at 516 ARTS, a...

[BLOG POST 10/15/23] Recently I went to the Turner Carroll [CONTAINER] gallery in Santa Fe for an exhibit titled "Becoming Light" about...