ORAZIO SALATI Transient Memory | Oil, Wax,Tar on Panel | 72” x 36” *** Visual Conversations by Sharon Ball Arts Writer in Upstate New York’s Southern Tier & NPR Cultural Editor Painting is the way Orazio Salati has expressed himself since he and his family...
Neil Tetkowski with one of his massive ceramic disk pieces, World Mandala Monument. A Global Perspective In Clay Neil Tetkowski creates art that communicates beyond cultural barriers. It is with this global perspective that his artwork is embraced...
Chloé Bourguigon: Love or what’s left of it by Jean-Paul Gavard-Perret Reviewer For Cloe Bourguigon love does not leave. Not totally. Like tobacco. Not totally. It’s a disease, an addicition, an alcoholism. As tobacco. Loving does not save. However...
The Incident #1 | 48×60 | oil on canvas *** A. J. Fries | In The Mind of the Beholder Artist’s Statement This ongoing series started with simple portraits of the toys I remembered from childhood, evoking the nostalgia and celebrating the simplistic...
Management by Emotions: The “Artist” Inside Me by Carlos M. Rodriguez, Ph.D. Contributing Writer Business organizations around the world strive for profitability, growth, and sustainability. Several challenges faced by businesses include the lack of a...
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