art in and around South Florida
World Art Managers Find New Funding Models In D.C.: “Cultural diplomacy usually comes in the form of a traveling art exhibit or a celebrity visit to a war-torn country. But
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I love this work, period. The process of the making is so intensely wedded to the work, yet it has such an organic feel while being stiff and ridgid. The
By Katharine DeShaw, USA Executive Director Background: Elle Mahoney, a dear friend of mine, moved from Minneapolis to Fort Lauderdale in 2004. A longtime arts lover, she quickly got connected
Continue readingAn interview with Francie Bishop Good and Jodi Peck from Funding Arts Broward (FAB!)
This personal story is being shared here because Elisa Turner is a friend, but she is also a mother, and this story is one that I’d like to share for
Fine Art and High Finance: Expert Advice on the Economics of Ownership Edited by Clare McAndrew Bloomberg Press, $39.95, 336 pages I have been reading Fine Art and High Finance:
Among the Nigerian artists I have high respect for, Dr. Bruce Onobrakpeya is one with a very long resume of exhibitions. I would love to curate an exhibition of contemporary
“The Future of the Arts in South Florida: A Conversation between Thom Collins and Dennis Scholl.” On Friday, 14 January Thom Collins, Director, Miami Art Museum Dennis Scholl, Miami collector
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Two Person Exhibition with Jacqueline Lipsky and Rafael Salazar. Interview: Jacqueline Lipsky Artistic Medium? I have over the years worked with painting, printmaking, photography,and collage. I have worked in most
Sarah Douglas spoke with Mitchell-Innes about integrity, ethics, and why artists should get the same tax breaks as collectors. Conversation With Lucy Mitchell-Innes By Sarah Douglas Published: January 1, 2010