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Author Archives: Victoria
Art worth seeing
What are the standards for ‘good’ art at the beginning of 2012? A loaded question that probably has a variety of answers for different segments of the population. And how is painting being changed? For an experienced art critic and … Continue reading
A new year, old music
When I’m painting, my preference of background music is usually classical, new contemporary music or jazz. But if I just want to listen, one of my favorite soulful balladeers is Tom Waits – especially his early work from the mid … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Uncategorized
Tagged blues, classical, folk, jazz, Music, popular music, rickie lee jones, Tom Waits
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Rough Magic
These are the times when I would practically sell my soul to still live within driving distance of NYC. The Joan Mitchell exhibit at Cheim and Read is still up until January 4th, but I’ll miss it. Loren Munk (aka … Continue reading
Avondale Holiday Tour of Homes
Avondale Estates has a holiday tour of homes every year. Before my hostess hours began on Sunday afternoon at one of the homes, I shot a few photos. This was my first year as volunteer member of the sponsoring Avondale … Continue reading
Artists’ Studios
Finally able to get back to painting again after a couple of weeks of no reading, blogging or painting because of a second retinal tear surgery. It’s a huge relief to be working again – next week I’ll be able … Continue reading
Posted in Art reviews, criticism and blogs, Daily meanderings
Tagged agnes martin, art, artist studios, emergency response studio, helen frankenthaler, joan mitchell, john emanuel, judy pfaff, lee krasner, luc tuymans, mark rothko, mobile studio, painting, paul villinski, Picasso, porthmeor, robert motherwell, sigmar polke, Stephen Duren, studios, willem de kooning
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End of autumn paintings
A few new paintings from October and November. I’ll be showing work at the Paideia School’s Art Visions annual fundraiser this weekend, November 19/20 and at the Telephone Factory lofts on December 3/4. Rockbridge Road. Acrylic on canvas panel, 16″ … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings, Paintings
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ART: Local versus global and does it matter?
I attended part of a symposium yesterday at Emory’s Michael C. Carlos museum called “The Somewhere Summit, Connecting the Local to the Global in Atlanta Art”. In conjunction with Atlanta Art Now’s 2011 publication, Noplaceness: Art in a Post-Urban Landscape, … Continue reading
A weekend of music and art
This past friday evening I saw Dr. Kakali Bandyopadhyay on sitar and Anjaneya Sastry on tabla at the Schwartz Center. Both are fantastic musicians and it was a free program. Bandyopadhyay, who has been playing for twenty years, teaches sitar … Continue reading