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Is “Traditional” Avoided Like the Plague?

September 2, 2011 ~ Urban Art & Antiques ~ Leave a comment

I was out for a stroll this morning and noticed an interesting catch phrase on a real estate sign, "anything but traditional." Sure it could refer to opeertions and attitude, but my guess is they wouldn't have chosen the phrase if traditional was a hot feature in homes. If you've been out looking for homes … Continue reading Is “Traditional” Avoided Like the Plague?

Laura Clubb and Oklahoma’s Art Collection

July 16, 2010January 27, 2023 ~ Urban Art & Antiques ~ 8 Comments

On a visit to the Philbrook Museum of Art, most likely like other first-time visitors, I was immediately amazed by the 72-room Italian Renaissance mansion and its 23-acre garden. However, I agree with what the former director of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art said: “what counts in a museum is above all the quality of … Continue reading Laura Clubb and Oklahoma’s Art Collection

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  1. Thierry on Sally Cleveland at Augen GalleryApril 10, 2025

    I totally get why landscape paintings can seem boring or forgettable - especially when they feel flat or lack deeper…

  2. Dan Pillers on Two Portland Artists Continuing a Tradition in Assemblage ArtMarch 31, 2025

    Thanks for this thoughtful review. I truly appreciate it.

  3. Two Portland Artists Continuing a Tradition in Assemblage Art – Urban Art & Antiques on David McManawayMarch 30, 2025

    […] The medium has been used throughout the 20th century. Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque used elements of collage and…

  4. Bev Conklin on Laura Clubb and Oklahoma’s Art CollectionMay 8, 2024

    My Dad, Bill Conklin talked a lot about his memories growing up around all the wonderful art. My dad, William McDonald…

  5. AA1C on Antiquing at Its BestApril 16, 2024

    Good post.I subscribed. Have a good day🍀☘️⭐️💝

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