The signs on the airport luggage carts read "Welcome to friendly Los Angeles." For sure, the City of Angels is its own kind of place with some degree of "friendly." With warm sunlight and palm trees, what's not to like? Yet navigating LAX and seeing traffic crawl over the concrete freeways, you realize life here … Continue reading Eyes on the LA Art Show
It has been too long-American art institutes need to look into mid-century modernism outside of the New York school. Suddenly, there is a flourishing interest in the state of Texas, particularly in Houston. Macrocosm/Microcosm: Abstract Expressionism in the American Southwest just concluded at the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art. Bayou City Chic: Progressive Streams … Continue reading It’s Big in Texas – Reductive Landscape by McKie Trotter and Jack Boynton at William Reaves Gallery
Mark Busacca called to bring to our attention a new way dealers and owners of fine art and antiques have to sell (or buy). Busacca says his BusaccaGallery site operates on a consignment model. Those wishing to have their items featured on the site can send photos of an item and indicate the price they'd like to receive. … Continue reading An Alternative Way to Sell
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