Category: The Artist’s Perspective
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The Artist’s Perspective
C reative talent finds its way through and to those who wish to see it every day. I have to share, in my many years of writing this column, that I see kind,…
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February 2018 - The Artist’s Perspective
Creative types sometimes stumble around in the dark looking for themselves. Their path less defined than most. Early man looked only for the basic needs of…
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Money For Art - The Artist’s Perspective
There’s a distinct change that happens in an artist after they have taken money in exchange for their art. What was an exploration of self-expression, becomes…
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Creativity - The Artist’s Perspective
Creativity. That one word, so intertwined in every artist’s life. The idea that an idea to make something original with your own two hands gets floating around…
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The Artist’s Perspective
Some forms of creativity can be a very solitary adventure. Often this can find the artist alone in his or her thoughts of how to express an idea, then execute…
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An artful life inspired to be expressive with care - The Artist’s Perspective
In 2009, as our country dealt with the aftermath of the worst recession in seventy or so years, my wife Linda and I did something that seemed crazy. We opened…
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The Artist’s Perspective
As part of my recent one man show “Ashby’s Gap” hosted by The Hill School, I offered to spend time with the student art classes. Working with Linda Conti,…
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The Artist’s Perspective
I would like to begin by thanking those of you who attended my show “Ashby’s Gap”. To be honest, as I write this, the show hasn’t even happened yet! So, it is…
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The Artist’s Perspective - October
Twenty Eight years ago I began selling my fine art. I was creative at a very young age, but chose another path to make a living, and while that path was filled…
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The Artist’s Perspective
I hope and certainly assume, that the readers of The Artist’s Perspective are both artists or creative types, and art collectors or enthusiasts as well. With…