September 24, 2021
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Francis Hines lived in Connecticut for periods of time, even working as chief commercial artist at the iconic G. Fox & Co in Hartford during its prime. However, Hines was a New York artist through and through. It’s where he summoned his energy and creative spirit. He was extremely prolific and although recognized at times for his work, he was not after the fame or glory.
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August 09, 2021
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As we look forward to the quintessential New England Fall, the works of Anda Styler are exactly that. Light dances across her surfaces capturing that fleeting moment when you are struck by the beauty of a landscape. As a viewer, I see the playfulness and joy of her discoveries.
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March 09, 2021
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There is so much engaging content out there right now, that I want to take some time to review and think about all the new ways we can interact with art from the comforts of home.
But as it turns out, there are some other ways to feed that craving and make a connection. Many museums have stretched the very notion of what on-line content can provide in connecting with their patrons.
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February 10, 2019
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John Falato is about as classic and timeless as they come. His work is impeccable, capturing details in the landscape undetectable to even a trained eye. His quiet hand makes the most of every stroke bringing color, light and form together in expertly crafted compositions.
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November 13, 2018
Surface sets the tone for Chris Ivers. Inspired by nightlife, store fronts, and the glow of light among darkness, Chris experiments with texture and pastel to achieve unique atmospheres. Featured in the December 2018
Artists Magazine her technique for translating photographs into pastel artworks is laid out in 11 steps.
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October 23, 2018
Artist spotlight review of Bob Noreika's watercolor painting "Cruising".
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