Downsizing doesnt always have to be a bad thing. Take the Small Stuff 3 exhibit that opens today at the Bear and Bird Boutique. For the third year, an eclectic group of more than 50 local, national, and international artists will showcase their small-scale art from... More >>
Art school isnt the best choice if you want some semblance of security in your financial life. But if youre a free spirit, bound only by the lines you draw outside of, security may be the code word for misery. Youve got wings, dammit. Dont trim them. Still, its... More >>
Two fascinating exhibits are opening side by side at the Boca Museum of Art (501 Plaza Real, Boca Raton): One contains enigmatic art, the other a New Guinean Skull Rack. An Unfinished Conversation: Collecting Enrique Martinez Celaya includes 19 works by the famous Cuban-born artist... More >>
When you sat in high school math class trying to distinguish the characteristics of an obtuse versus an acute angle, you may not have felt very inspired. Its a sad reality that the average day-to-day use of this skill consists of shooting billiards within a drunken haze at a smoke-filled... More >>
New York, New York bubbles with human activity through colorful, vibrant renderings of the world's most exciting city. A 1919 painting by Jerome Myers titled Concert in the Park, New York employs an impressionistic, fantasy-style approach that, while seemingly a historically... More >>
That John Belushi College poster on your wall is not art. Neither is that stark black-and-white Scarface/Pulp Fiction poster. Nor the Periodic Table of Mixology that hangs in your kitchen, no matter how convenient it's proven from party to party. But we understand: Art... More >>
For the next seven days, Miami transforms itself into the vortex of the international art world with an around-the-clock, sensory-numbing menu of stellar events scattered across town, AKA Art Basel Miami Week. Only the foolhardy would risk scheduling invasive surgery or a drug or alcohol... More >>
A prominent contributor to the Pop Art movement in postwar America, George Segal is best known for placing life-size human sculptures in natural environments. "George Segal: Street Scenes", now displayed at the Norton Museum of Art, captures the melancholy and ironic isolationism associated... More >>