Drawing from life is an accumulation of subtle events made evident on a page. Unlike photography, drawing is not instantaneous but a multitude of sequential responses over time…
Max Ginsburg’s Pat—Bearded and Shirtless will be part of the 100th annual exhibition of Allied Artists of America. The show opens November 8, 2013 at the National Arts Club (15 Gramercy Park South) and continues through November 17.
Sherry Camhy’s article “Painterly Graphite” appears in the Fall issue of Drawing magazine. Take a video peek inside the issue. Available at bookstores and on newsstands November 5, 2013.
Torche’ Galerie opens its Fall Exhibition this evening, October 19, with a group show of work by over forty artists, including instructor Anne Stanner.
As part of the “Conversations Among Painters” series, Catherine Redmond organized an informal evening talk on October 3 with fellow Pratt professors Hannah Barrett, Nancy Grimes, and Frank Lind to discuss the ideas of the mysterious Balthus.
Painter, illustrator, poet, and author Peggy Bacon (1895–1987) studied at the Art Students League from 1915 until 1920, and later was an instructor in painting, drawing, and composition. The school was at the heart of her artistic circle…