Recently, I attended a retrospective of Armond Lara’s artworks at the form & concept Art Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
I had read about the “Art on a String” exhibit in Pasateimpo, an informative publication about the arts.
I was immediately drawn, especially to the image of Lara’s Picasso marionette and what he had said about his art in the press release. He referred to his art as work. I thought art on a string can also refer to a kite.
Read MoreOne of my patrons loved Pygmalion Redux, a 19x13 inches fine art print on archival paper. But, she wanted the painting, as a triptych measuring 74x36 inches for a large open wall space.
Read MoreTo triumph over rejection you must feel—not think about—that divine fire in the belly, a flame that can only be extinguished by you; no one else has dominion over your work. Did you think otherwise? Remember, failure isn’t when someone rejects your art; failure is when you give up on your own self.
Read MoreWhat is a fine art print?
Let me describe the process of creating original fine art prints on paper that provide clarity for new art collectors or even seasoned patrons to make informed decisions.
Read MoreHere is a slideshow I created back in 2009 to feature a number of new artworks at the time. The slideshow has a moving flute and sound effects to complement the art.
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