The Most Rev. Allen H. Vigneron, Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron, 35″ x 48″ I am Honored and humbled to have been chosen to paint the portrait of Archbishop Allen Vigneron. He was appointed by Pope Benedict XVI, the Most Rev. Allen H. Vigneron was named archbishop of the Detroit Archdiocese […]
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K.R.M. Mooney at Miguel Abreu Gallery | Orchard Street
K.R.M. Mooney’s first exhibition with this gallery (and in New York) features a selection of suggestively deformed devices, from architectural and industrial components to almost figurative compositions. Acquire the wall-mounted assemblage Housing (c.) ii (all will work 2022), with its bent, highly-priced-searching, copper-colored sheet. This component almost resolves into anything […]
Is Showing Your Art in a Co-op Gallery Worthwhile?
Recently I wrote a post about the advisability of showing your work in a “vanity” gallery. This post has already received a lot of attention, comments, and questions. I appreciate the input from the community and the willingness to share personal insight from past experiences. In the comments, it became […]
Juxtapoz Magazine – Stefania Batoeva: Divorce @ Public Gallery, London
General public Gallery is happy to existing Divorce, a solo exhibition by Stefania Batoeva. Nine new oil paintings are hung across two conversing floors of the gallery. Subjectively private, these performs examine the restrictions of realizing – the zones of uncertainty and codependency in between the physical and the imaginary. […]
Juxtapoz Magazine – Samantha Rosenwald: Christie’s @ Room 57 Gallery, NYC
In approaching the dogmas of art history there is a perceived levity in creating art with a colored pencil, an interesting dichotomy within such a multifaceted but popular tool. As a historical artifact, we could look back to Pliny the Elder (not the beer, of course), who noted that the […]
Dogma Whistle – Maniscalco Gallery
I get it. Our experience as Christians is so transformative and profound, we want to share it with others. But when we cross the line into forcing others or coercing them into complying with our dogma, the teachings of Jesus as we understand it, we’re doing more harm than good. […]