Thursday, February 26, 2004

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Arts Club Call for Artists... Deadline: March 15, 2004 The Arts Club of Washington issues an annual call for entry for monthly solo ex...

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Today is "Galleries" day at the Washington Post's Style section and Jessica Dawson reviews Roberto Matta: An Architect of Sur...

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Brazilian artist Lara Oliveira (currently an MFA candidate at GMU) debuts with her first solo exhibition in the Washington, DC area. Origin...
Wednesday, February 25, 2004

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John Perrault makes an eloquent case why figurative sculpture can often carry the content that truly abstract sculpture cannot. After yo...

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Just finished the radio show with Voice of America . I believe it will be broadcast on Sunday. In addition to Cuban art, I managed to also d...

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Dr. Claudia Rousseau, who was one of Latin America's most respected art critics, and who now lives in Montgomery County and writes for t...

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I'll be interviewed by the Voice of America radio network later on today as part of their cultural broadcasts to the world. The interv...

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President Bush’s proposed FY2005 budget recommends an increase of $55 million for the nation's cultural agencies . Proposed increases in...

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Nicole Bouknight is interested in learning about photography and is seeking an apprenticeship with a photographer in the Washington, DC area...

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Some International Photography Call for Artists: Deadline: Friday 2 April 2004 WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR COMPETITION. The aims...

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Addison-Ripley in Georgetown has "Lost Images: Berlin Mitte," a photographic exhibition by Frank Hallam Day. The show goes on unt...
Tuesday, February 24, 2004

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There are infuriating "high art" double standards that continue to bother me, as one discovers more and more variations upon the s...

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Van Gogh Photograph Purchased for one dollar in an antique store! Read the story here .

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Photoworks at Glen Echo Hosts Portfolio Critique. Photography enthusiasts are invited to bring their portfolios to Photoworks ’ beautifu...
Monday, February 23, 2004

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WETA's The Program radio show is supposed to be (according to their own description) about exploring "trends, events and issues in...
Sunday, February 22, 2004

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Today's Sunday Arts in the Post is a rare treat with not only a Blake Gopnik review of Douglas Gordon at the Corcoran , but also an inc...

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A week ago, someone named Will Haygood wrote a spectacular Washington Post review/article about the "Quilts of Gee's Bend" e...

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Einstein's prediction of the existence of "dark energy" (a force that works against gravity) has been confirmed . Thus now ...

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Health Insurance for Artists... The Artists' Health Insurance Resource Center database was created in 1998 by The Actors’ Fund of Ame...

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Earlier I posted about Douglas Gordon at the Hirshhorn... Well... in a first for the Hirshhorn --- the Museum will open the Douglas Gord...