Art In Action: The Art Of Christmas
It is Christmas. When we started this column many years ago, it was to help create awareness and education about art.
Read MoreIt is Christmas. When we started this column many years ago, it was to help create awareness and education about art.
Read MoreFor many years I have been providing the Art in Action column for both our community and a list of online readers about the world events and history of art.
Read More“I have much to write you, but I do not want to do so with pen and ink,” wrote the apostle John in 3 John 1:13.
Read MoreAs a young Armenian, Arshile Gorky, remembered excruciating details of how he and his family suffered through the horrors and cruelties during the ethnic cleansing of the Ottoman Empire.
Read MoreIn Paris, Margaret Lefranc developed an interest in the modernists.
Read MoreThis week we are exploring the art of an American painter who was also an illustrator and an American modernist: Margaret Lefranc.
Read MoreThe new art exhibitor in the Warsaw City Hall is Dave Taylor of Blue Pearl.
Read MoreJohn Lewis Krimmel was America’s first painter of genre scenes.
Read MoreThe year 1908 brought an odd group of artists together.
Read MoreOn Feb. 1, 1905, a baby girl was born who would one day have a great impact on the world of art — especially during the bleak times of the Great Depression.
Read MoreAnsel Easton Adams was born in 1902 in San Francisco in California.
Read MoreContinuing with our top American Artist series, we come to an artist famous for his depictions of the natural world, especially his scrutiny and books all about birds.
Read MoreWe hope you have enjoyed this journey into the complex and brilliant life of one of America’s top artistic talents — Walt Disney.
Read MoreDid you discover our No. 8 artist on our top 10 list was none other than Walt Disney?
Read MoreOur artist for this month is No. 8 of our top 10 American artists.
Read MoreMartha Greta Kempton was born on March 22, 1901, in Vienna.
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