I’ve been enamored with my daughter Theodora’s art since she first picked up a crayon. She’s shown her work in a variety of mediums and locations, while growing up, and then in college. Seeing Theodora’s multi-year project, Take Alter in a group exhibition at Bibeau Krueger was a proud moment indeed. I went to the gallery and truly would have fallen for her installation, not … Continue reading Theo Shure in New York, NY
We spent one afternoon and night in Bordeaux en route to Paris. It is a lovely small city, with two gorgeous churches. A nice place to stop but not much to do. In retrospect we should have gone directly to Paris, as we got caught up in the TGV problems. The CAPC Musee d’art contemporain de Bordeaux was the perfect place to spend some time. … Continue reading Bordeaux, France
A few weeks ago I was at Salon 94, now called LGDR. It’s a tough name change for me, not unlike Whole Foods as I still call them Fresh Fields. Anyway, I was asking the gallery attendant when the next exhibition would be and he told me there would be an opening on April 12th for a new Marilyn Minter exhibition. I promptly put the … Continue reading Marilyn Minter in New York, NY
I was in town during the Art Dealers Association of America’s annual fair, the Art Show. I love shows at the Park Avenue Armory. The space is grand, and I always feel just a slight bit elegant walking up the stairs and into the entry of the beautiful lobby. It takes me just minutes to feel invisible and underdressed. The crowd at any Armory event … Continue reading The ADAA Art Show at the Park Avenue Armory in New York, NY
It was really fun to be at an art fair in Seattle last night. Most of us were masked, but you could tell everyone was smiling. My two favorite booths were Stoney Road Press (Dublin, Ireland) and John Natsoulas Gallery (Davis, California). Perhaps I am partial as I know both of the galleries quite well, but I truly thought they did a great job of … Continue reading Seattle Art Fair in Seattle, WA
