Louis Stern Fine Arts  Black Pillars establishes the foundation of a clear art to an African standard. Totem Group III begins the metamorphosis through I.F. (Interlocking Forms) and I.F. (Interlocking [ … ]

 Kenneth Noland Mysteries at Chac Mool Gallery  I knew an artist’s model once. She wasn’t as bad as she was painted. Box 13: The Haunted Artist Five paintings in all, [ … ]

 Kenneth Noland Mysteries at Chac Mool Gallery  I knew an artist’s model once. She wasn’t as bad as she was painted. Box 13: The Haunted Artist Five paintings in all, [ … ]

Helen Lundeberg and the Illusory Landscape: Five Decades of Paintings Louis Stern Fine Arts The work is announced in an early self-portrait, the face in profile like Piero’s Duke of [ … ]

George Stern Fine Arts  Conrad Buff has a thing or two to say about painting. He arrived there in the vocabularizing state having hatched up paintings of the Old West [ … ]

 Louis Stern Fine Arts  Brancusi’s Kiss is about as fine as any Constructivist art. Winnow away the irrational element, a perfect congruency develops, the small rhythms of disposition make a [ … ]

Tom Wesselmann at the University Art Museum, CSULB  In 1961, Matisse’s Blue Nude occupied the artist’s attentions. In 1962, there was collage in the more classical sense of the Cubists, [ … ]

 Jack Rutberg Fine Arts Mark Tobey has the eye of Leonardo. Accidents of painting make things he sends to Hans Burkhardt, sometimes helped out by himself. A paint-soaked sponge, framed. [ … ]

“Artists to my mind are the real architects of change, and not the political legislators who implement change after the fact.” -William S. Burroughs In a recent article, Serbian filmmaker [ … ]