Newsletter/Blog
New Orleans Artists Present a Celebration of Diversity and Place, the Renegade Artist’s Collective. (Originally Published by The Uptown Messenger)
Article originally published by Uptown messenger, New Orleans. By Saskia
Frances Swigart: New Work (Originally Published by the French Quarter Journal 02/10/2022)
https://www.frenchquarterjournal.com/archives/frances-swigart-new-work by Saskia Ozols, Originally published by the French Quarter
Lin Emery: Ruminations
*This Article was originally published by the Southeastern College Art
The Art of Observation: Paintings by Phil Sandusky
*This article was originally published in the New Orleans Art
Franco Alessandrini: Italian Master Sculptor and His New Orleans Studio
*This article was originally published by the French Quarter Journal
Xico Greenwald: Paintings, on the Table
*This article was originally published as the exhibition essay for
Painting the Pandemic: Carol Peebles Draws our Current Reality While Channelling the History of Realism.
Today’s mask mandate as seen in a figure drawing studio
Featured Artist: Jennye Stubblefeild
2020 has been an especially challenging year for visual artists
Object Lesson: Winter White,Peonies by Auseklis Ozols
This painting of peonies demonstrates one of the most sophisticated
Artist Member Spotlight : Available work by Auseklis Ozols
We are pleased to share that Distinguished Artist Member, Auseklis
Artist Member Spotlight: Ryan Landry, New Work. Provincetown, MA.
Painter, Playwright, and Practice/Preservation member, Ryan Landry https://www.ryanlandryfactory.com/about presents a
Re-Framing Artwork from Multiple Perspectives as a Vital Learning Tool
Re-framing artwork to include multiple perspectives is now one of
Conference Postponed until Spring/Summer 2021
Our conference will be postponed until the late spring or
What is Art and Why Does it Matter?
To be learning something is the greatest of pleasures not
Call for Paper Proposals: Upcoming Conference, 2020
The International Institute for Fine Arts Practice, Research, and Preservation