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Many faces of Marilyn Monroe »

The grand celebration continues in the art world for Marilyn Monroe.  In her absence, the starlet and pretty face permeates to the youngest of fans and connoisseurs alike.  How one…

June 1, 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »
Feininger's Brooklyn Bridge

Brooklyn Bridge at Night in lights »

Brooklyn Bridge at Night has changed since Feininger shot his renown photograph of the same name in 1948 Dumbo, from where he set up his perch, is a bustling hipster…

April 22, 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »

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THE HOMAGE

The Professor and The Pupil – Abstract vs. Cubism »

Abstract focus - todays leaders

Rothko, Cy Twombly, Picasso, Robert Kaupelis and even Alexandra Nechita share similarities that academics and collectors advocate – the ability…

August 31, 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »

Sculpted and Engaging – An overiew of Artist Renea Menzies »

Blushing Garden by Renea Menzies

In a July phone interview, Houston based fine artist Renea Menzies commented on her technique, her inspiration and aspirations. An…

August 1, 2010 / Comments Off / Read More »

Warhol sale confirms contemporary art market »

Andy Warhol (cross section of Self Portrait) 1986

The health of the top end, contemporary fine art market seems to be strong.  Last night’s round 1 of 2…

May 13, 2010 / Comments Off / Read More »

Masters of the Line – Heindel »

Robert Heindel drawing Junction

Robert Heindel’s career was classic. Like many, his passion was to create. Known first as an illustrator, Heindel found himself…

March 18, 2010 / Comments Off / Read More »
PUBLIC SPACE

West Point Park – Revitalizing Kings Dream »

Through the efforts of many, The Martin Luther King Jr. memorial has been unveiled.  It’s revelation, exposes the merits of a global man.  A man who has crossed barriers through basic human ideals.  Today, family, friends and the international community welcome a “freedom” explosion.  As…

October 16, 2011 / Comments Off / Read More »
EVENTS

The future of fine art fairs »

As the astute collector knows galleries are loosely connected by the modern fine art fair. While some are incredible places and adventures into fine art…

January 24, 2012 / No Comment / Read More »
FORM and FUNCTION morse_ralph_bike_racer_reads_in_six_day_race_1948_nyc_11x14

Rocking and rolling from Colorado to New York City

As the East Coast of the United States rocked under the pressure of a 5.8 earthquake centered in Virginia, Colorado is rocking in the thunder of world-class cyclist in the USA Pro Cycling Challenge. Major riders…

August 23, 2011 / Read More »
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Perspectives on Romance and Love

This Valentine’s Day is an opportunity – as many have been in the past. Romance is severed by those creative spirits that encourage, beckon your fascination. We at The Art Quarterly want to “share a little…

February 9, 2010 / Read More »
DESTINATIONS Mexican Tsunami by Garcia Urrutia

Fine art and travel – Summer Vacation Finds

This summer the fine art collector has a group of destinations deserving a visit.  From West to East, galleries gather with some compelling works in photography, sculpture, paintings and new media.  Along the way you will…

June 27, 2011 / Read More »
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Art and the Slow Road via Basel

This summer has been a world wind tour of where and who has sold the most at an art fair.  Yet the “bubble” mania that entities like Forbes seem to watch really are not in a…

August 30, 2011 / Read More »
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Wall Street feels Occupied

Right Here All Over (Occupy Wall St.) from Alex Mallis.   The three week experiment in America’s greatest financial capital is starting to take it’s toll – just not for the intended.  For those who do…

October 10, 2011 / Read More »
REAL ESTATE

Buildings as playthings – Lightline

America is home to monumental buildings that resonate globally – and for good reason.  The starchitect of modernity are chased by developers, cities and individuals to leave a public dazzled.  New York City’s IAC headquarters found…

October 19, 2010 / Read More »
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Denver Art’s Week to Launch Museum Hype

In a cow town known for it’s latest sports hero, top shredder or triathlete bond for the Olympics, Denver’s Fall lineup of fine art and film events aims to break barriers.  Perhaps those dialed-in realize the…

November 6, 2011 / Read More »
THE MAQUETTE Sculpture in public spaces include Splotch 15

Splotch 15 – LeWitt gives NYC more than towers

The city of New York is generating it’s storm of news lately – hurricanes, floods, and with respect, the 10 year anniversary of September 11th.  If you are fortunate to visit the new memorials you will…

September 9, 2011 / Read More »

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