In Honor of Black History Month (Part 2)
Throughout February, we are celebrating Black History Month by highlighting the works of several prominent black...
The Masters’ Gallery
In Honor of Black History Month
February is Black History month, and a wonderful time to pay tribute to some of the...
From Past to Present: An Art History Comparison
Have you ever looked at a contemporary piece of art and thought it looked a little...
Museum Recommendations from our Artists
Winter is the perfect time to spend a free day at one of your local art...
From Past to Present: Contemporary Nods to Art History
We’ve all heard the saying “art imitates life,” but more often art imitates art. Art is...
New Rubell Museum Opening in DC
The Rubell Museum is a new contemporary art museum opening October 29th 2022, located at...
Travel the World’s Galleries from Home
Although travel restrictions have been lifted for the most part, sometimes the couch is all the...
Glenstone
Glenstone is a contemporary art museum, privately owned by Mitchell Rales, that we are fortunate enough...
Local Art Exhibitions to Check Out This Month
Looking for an air conditioned activity to escape this summer heat? Here are a few exhibitions...
Hunt’s Houses: Belle Terre
Drawn to properties with historical significance, Hunt Slonem has bought and preserved dozens of landmark homes...
Women’s History Month: 5 Influential Female Artists
Happy Women’s History Month! As a women owned and run business, we’re always excited to recognize...
Hunt’s Houses: Scranton Armory
When he’s not painting bunnies, experimenting with new materials, or taking care of his 60 exotic...
Local Art Exhibitions to Check Out This Month
Need some post-holiday plans? Here are a few local art exhibitions that are definitely worth a...
‘Forever is Now’ Exhibition in Cairo Featuring Lorenzo Quinn
Of the seven wonders of the ancient world, only the oldest remains relatively intact—the Great Pyramids...
Virtual Tour: The Wharton Esherick Museum and the Museum of Islamic Art
As art lovers, we do a lot of thinking about what makes something beautiful or compelling...
Virtual Tours: Gardner Museum, Acropolis, Tower 13
It is hard to believe that this summer is already coming to an end, especially when...
Museum Virtual Tour: the Rijksmuseum, the National Gallery of Art, and Aigai, Greece
This summer, we’re looking to soak up as much culture (and sun!) as possible. Continuing our...
Virtual Tour: The Museo Frida Khalo, The Museum of Fine Arts Boston, and The Uffizi Galleries
Recently we highlighted the virtual tour at one of our favorite museums, The Guggenheim in New York. We’re...
Virtual Tour: The Guggenheim
Even though many museums remain closed or at limited capacity, remember that you can still get...
Basquiat’s Reach
Jean-Michel Basquiat is undoubtedly one of the most influential contemporary artists of our time, leaving...
Adding Dimension: Two Masters at Play
Dale Chihuly, master of glass, and Hunt Slonem, world-renowned painter, have both mastered expressing their characteristic...
Past To Present: Masterful Inspiration
It is human nature to look toward the past for inspiration and guidance. Just as ancient...
Drawn Blank: The Early Paintings of Bob Dylan
“That which he’s done for years on the stage – performing new versions of his...
Reflections on Balloon Dog
In 1993, Jeff Koons began Celebration, a series of large-scale sculptures consisting of tulips, eggs, hearts—and his...
