As a young Armenian, Arshile Gorky, remembered excruciating details of how he and his family suffered through the horrors and cruelties during the ethnic cleansing of the Ottoman Empire.
Read MoreMost of us had experience with art teachers, beginning with our elementary school education.
Read MoreLast week, we alluded to the art in the Morgan Library that was first curated by Belle da Costa Greene.
Read MoreBy Dee Anna Muraski Guest Author Georgia O’Keeffe held tremendous influence on Modern Art during her 60-year career in art. Today her work is displayed prominently in The Museum of Modern Art and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, both in New York and the Philadelphia Museum of Art … Read More
By Dee Anna Muraski This week and next, with the help of Dee Anna Muraski, we will explore a new direction in art with you. Here is an excellent two-week series on modern art offered to us by Muraski. If we take a broad-brush stroke to the 1900s, … Read More
By Darla McCammon Having a college in our community has many benefits, not only economically but culturally. Grace College recently hosted an artist, William Catling, from Riverside, Calif., who offered a stimulating seminar to students, faculty and the public. This was a hands-on workshop that produced some clever … Read More
