“One of my most important goals as an instructor is to help students clarify what they are looking for in their own work. It is within this constant clarification that a student may begin to develop a distinct and unique visual voice.”
Two worthy micro-exhibitions reviewed by Jerry Weiss
Howard Russell Butler’s vision of a building devoted to artists
An important subplot of A Landmark Exhibition: An Alliance of Artists and Patrons on 57th Street is the Art Students League’s role not only in introducing Impressionism to New York City but also in pioneering the Midtown gallery district.
All Good Art is Political: Käthe Kollwitz and Sue Coe is the ambitious and problematic endeavor just installed at Galerie St. Etienne.
A selected chronology of the Art Students League’s West 57th Street home since 1892.
Martha Bloom will be exhibit Rose in Repose in the 92nd Street Y’s Annual Art Center Faculty Exhibition.
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Ken McIndoe Retrospective Exhibition at New Hope Arts Center
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Ken McIndoe and his wife, Constance Bracci-McIndoe, had a joint retrospective exhibition at the New Hope Arts Center in September.
Thomas Torak’s Self Portrait in Red received the Allied Artists of America Award at the American Artists Professional League 89th Grand National Exhibition 2017.
Knox Martin will be exhibiting the painting Crow with No Mouth (2007) with Todd Merrill Studio at Art Toronto, October 27–30, 2017.
The top selling product is a common household item.
Daniel E. Greene: Studios and Subways is a collection of essays on the artist’s techniques, ideas, and influences behind his paintings.