Artist Watch of the Week: David Nyari He’s every’s favorite artist. Not only does he create these great geometric and simplistic pieces of iconic subjects, but he has great taste as well. Look here,… Continue reading
Sorry, this post isn’t about art. It was 10pm when we piled out of James’s car into a dark parking lot. We were weary-eyed and winded from a day’s worth of roller coasters… Continue reading
I haven’t posted lately, and I apologize. It’s been such a busy month and I’ve had my hands full with college, applications, and other school related business teachers claim don’t matter, but in fact… Continue reading
What puts the extra in extraordinary? How does one man, with one voice, make a statement that could possibly change the world? Efficacy is the ability to produce an intended result. A common… Continue reading
Ivory. The sound of it is so royal and prestigious, yet dark and terrifying. I think of ivory piano keys being beautifully played in a concert hall for an audience of well-respected men… Continue reading
I wonder when art became so important in advertising? I’m sure Andy Warhol’s famous Campbell Soup Can painting can lend some insight into today’s society of advert art. It’s not only important for a… Continue reading
What do you think when you think of love on Valentine’s Day? When I think of love, I think of quilts made by grandmothers. I think quilts resemble love in every way: how… Continue reading
With chainsaws, of course! I’ve been waiting to showcase Kelly Reemtsen’s artwork. These oil paintings of women and their garden tools exemplifies a new kind of cult of domesticity, one that is ever… Continue reading
By Walter de Maria, NM
