Dogged by painting: a recent animated film from Spanish director Luis Eduardo Aute offers a highly imaginative treatment of the lives and works of eight painters, from Goya to Frida Kahlo. .
Art in America, Sept, 2002 by Terry Berne
Art in America, Sept, 2002 by Terry Berne
The critical landscape: Egon Schiele is famed for his figures, but many of his works were landscapes. Elizabeth Clegg reviews the first exhibition devoted to them, at the Leopold Museum, Vienna
Apollo, Jan, 2005 by Elizabeth Clegg
Apollo, Jan, 2005 by Elizabeth Clegg
Paint by magic: Jessica Park is known for her "Pop Architectural" works—not her disability
Art Business News, Dec, 2004 by Debbie Hagan
Art Business News, Dec, 2004 by Debbie Hagan
Art and the City: attention-grabbing works exude emotion
Art Business News, August, 2004 by Debbie Hagan
Art Business News, August, 2004 by Debbie Hagan
Everything in excess: the expressive possibilities of extreme imagery are explored in the works selected by Robert Storr for "Disparities and Deformations: Our Grotesque," the latest SITE Santa Fe Biennial
Art in America, Nov, 2004 by Charles Dee Mitchell
Art in America, Nov, 2004 by Charles Dee Mitchell
Smithsonian searching for portrait painters
Art Business News, June, 2005
Art Business News, June, 2005
Landscape seen and thought: a six-decade survey revealed the often sublime and always disciplined vision of Helen Lundeberg, one of L.A.'s most admired painters
Art in America, April, 2005 by Michael Duncan
Art in America, April, 2005 by Michael Duncan
Musician-painters "rock" art world: icons provide "sweet music" for collectors and galleries
Art Business News, Dec, 2004 by Bill Beggs, Jr.
Art Business News, Dec, 2004 by Bill Beggs, Jr.
Embedded artist: with a suite of watercolor and ink drawings and a series of on-line dispatches, New York painter Steve Mumford chronicles military and civilian life in U.S.-occupied Iraq - Reportage
Art in America, Feb, 2004 by Marcia E. Vetrocq
Art in America, Feb, 2004 by Marcia E. Vetrocq
Painting watercolor fractions
Arts & Activities, April, 2005 by Ellen McNally
Arts & Activities, April, 2005 by Ellen McNally
Watercolor Basics and Experimental Watercolor
Arts & Activities, April, 2005 by Barbara Herberholz
Arts & Activities, April, 2005 by Barbara Herberholz
Easy Watercolor: Learn to Express Yourself
Arts & Activities, April, 2005 by Jerome J. Hausman
Arts & Activities, April, 2005 by Jerome J. Hausman
Landscapes in Watercolor
Arts & Activities, April, 2005 by Jerome J. Hausman
Arts & Activities, April, 2005 by Jerome J. Hausman
Painting the Impressionist Watercolor
Arts & Activities, April, 2005 by Jerome J. Hausman
Arts & Activities, April, 2005 by Jerome J. Hausman
Lawrence C. Goldsmith : a Life in Watercolor
Reviewer's Bookwatch, Nov, 2004 by Henry Berry
Reviewer's Bookwatch, Nov, 2004 by Henry Berry
Portraits In Watercolor - Brief Article
Arts & Activities, March, 2001 by Barbara Herberholz
Arts & Activities, March, 2001 by Barbara Herberholz
Allegories of anarchy: part of a new wave of German painters, Daniel Richter, who is the subject of a current traveling show, creates large-scale pictures that combine political themes, Felliniesque fantasy and quasi-abstract elements
Art in America, Dec, 2004 by Raphael Rubinstein
Art in America, Dec, 2004 by Raphael Rubinstein
East Meets Quest
Electronic Gaming Monthly, April, 2005 by Jennifer Tsao
Electronic Gaming Monthly, April, 2005 by Jennifer Tsao
A Chinese Collection In The Netherlands - art collection of Jean Theodore Royer
Magazine Antiques, Sept, 2000 by Jan Van Campen
Magazine Antiques, Sept, 2000 by Jan Van Campen
Trailblazing photography explores alternatives: some of today's most creative fine art photographers are turning to alternative processes and techniques
Art Business News, Nov, 2004 by Laura Meyers
Art Business News, Nov, 2004 by Laura Meyers
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