Art In Action: Another American Movement
This week we continue our voyage across time and throughout America to discover artistic influences.
Read MoreThis week we continue our voyage across time and throughout America to discover artistic influences.
Read MoreIn our journey across American art and its influence, we have discussed the introduction of realism by William Harnett; American impressionism by Mary Cassatt; the AshCan School/realist movement led by Robert Henri; synchromism through Stanton MacDonald-Wright; Charles Sheeler’s precisionism; realist Reginald Marsh; and Harlem Renaissance champion Aaron Douglas.
Read MoreWe return to our series on American art and the cultural history that influenced it.
Read MoreWe take a break from our Art in America series to introduce our new Warsaw City Hall artist.
Read MoreContinuing our series on American Art, we observe an artist who had a non-traditional beginning.
Read MoreAs we journey together though this series on Art in America, we are continuing this week to observe an artist who wove cultural events with art to tell a story.
Read MoreAs we move through art in America from the 1900s through 2000, we next come across an artist who impacted not only American art but also international art.
Read MoreLast week we touched on pivotal moments in America that helped create our artistic canvas.
Read MoreWhen you think about your life and the transitions that have impacted it — a move here, someone you care about moving away, a decision made — and how those changes affected the formation of your life, it becomes easier to see how similar changes and adjustments have impacted the art in America.
Read MoreCreating art is not easy.
Read MoreMy favorite book is the “Count of Monte Cristo” by Alexandre Dumas.
Read MoreLeading up to the holidays we discussed the All Stars of Christmas; however, through this journey, we came across something very interesting that required a second look.
Read MoreOur biggest All Star of Christmas would not consider themselves a star; however, their first appearance is under the direction of a star — the great North Star.
Read MoreWe are continuing our Christmas theme this week of Christmas All Stars.
Read MoreLast week, we started our Art of Christmas All Stars with the dastardly devil The Grinch created by Theodor Seuss Geisel, also known as Dr. Seuss.
Read MoreIt is Christmas. When we started this column many years ago, it was to help create awareness and education about art.
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