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CHRIS TRUEMAN AND THE ART OF BEING AN ARTIST
Interview with Lorraine Cruses for RED EYE MAGAZINE March 8, 2025 Throughout our school and university years, we often seek support and encouragement from teachers, yet this isn't always our reality.... Read more -
Eric Zammitt’s home and studio of 35 years claimed by Eaton fire in Los Angeles
January 11, 2025 Eric Zammitt has recently faced the unthinkable of losing his home and studio of 35 years to the Eaton fire... Read more -
Visualartsource.org: Patrick Hughes
Exhibition Review by DeWitt Cheng November 20, 2024 Read more -
48Hills.org In former Hunters Point submarine barracks, Tor Archer hammers out the feminine form
48HILLS.ORG by Mary Corbin August 16, 2024 From the age of antiquity to the present, the female archetype has long been a source of inspiration for artists.... Read more
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‘MINI TO MONSTROUS,’ Lorene Anderson’s paintings surge with the Earth’s force
48 Hills.org May 4, 2024 The abstract paintings of artist Lorene Anderson are an exploration of shifting space. Imagine air currents and soundwaves captured in... Read more -
DENYING GRAVITY: Woods Davy and the Assembly of Stones
CROCKER MUSEUM OF ART: April 14 - August 11, 2024 April 14, 2024 The Crocker Art Museum is pleased to announce Denying Gravity: Woods Davy and the Assembly of Stones , an exhibition... Read more -
The Undead Archive: 100 Years of Photographing Ghosts - bordercrossingsmag.com
Chris Dorosz's sculpture is included in a group exhibition at University of Manitoba Archives and Special Collections January 11, 2024 In “The Undead Archive,” the link between the historical material and the contemporary artwork feels unforced and compelling. For Keshavjee,... Read more -
CHARLES ARNOLDI: Problem Solved
Art and Antiques Magazine November 1, 2023 Throughout his five-decade career, celebrated Southern California artist Charles Arnoldi has approached abstraction from seemingly innumerable angles. He has experimented... Read more
