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Giovanni Pulze: How Darkness Led to Light
“If I did manage to recover and had another chance, I would spend the rest of my life creating these paintings as a way to explain the miracles present in the world.”
Reactions to Racism: An Artist’s Perspective
A Haitian-American artist’s mixed-media work unveils perspectives on racism from the point of view of black millennials.
Give Me Magic! And an Alla Prima Still Life
Painting involves energy, excitement, and vision in the beginning, work in the middle, and magic at the end. In this community article, Mara Schasteen remembers how to set the stage for magic in an alla prima floral session.
Artists Who Inspire: 20 Years of Art for Animals
Over the past two decades, the Art for Animals foundation has raised $200,000 to help injured or abused animals and wildlife. Diana Madaras tells us about this journey and her “Spirit Animals” series of watercolor paintings on Yupo.
Collage as a Formal Element
“I was fascinated with the possibilities of ‘drawing’ with scissors,” says Geoffrey Stein. Learn more about what drew Stein to collage as a fine art, including his advice for collage adhesives.
Artists on Art Ambassador: Philip Koch
Pivoting from studies in sociology to art history, this Artists on Art ambassador has since become a professor of painting and shares his work in this spotlight.