Spotlight

"Without art my life would be empty." Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Rauni Mustonen Paul Zimmerman: How did you develop interest in art? Rauni Mustonen:  When I was young I used to make the small scul...

by John Austin Sonja Kalb’s bold and luminous visual work is a fully integrative one that skillfully employs various techniques and processes that recall the world of nature and its patterning. Her paintings i...

The Observer -  Every so often, a researcher or an art dealer or a historian pops out of the woodwork with a piece of art that they claim can be attributed to one of the most famous artists in the world. This w...

"Try to think outside the box." Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Nadi Adatepe Paul Zimmerman: How did you become interested in digital art? Nadi Adatepe: My journey to become an artist is the result of un...

artsy - In Michael Blackwood’s 2003 documentary Conversations with Philip Guston, we are given a portrait of the artist as a gentle giant. Guston, with his slow, lugubrious voice and ponderous manner, is hardly...

"The color of memory” Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Mariko Teradoko Paul Zimmerman: How did you develop interest in art? Mariko Teradoko: I have loved drawing since I was a child, and I used to take pa...

artsy - An arts foundation in Shanghai will put on a joint exhibition by Judy Chicago and Stanley Whitney, marking their first major exhibitions in China. The show, titled “Call and Response,” will be presented...

The mission is to tell the stories...” Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Steve Alpert Paul Zimmerman:  Your subjects include landscapes, portraits and military themes. Why are they important for you? Steve...

artsy -  Ramiro Gomez’s Las Meninas, North Fairing Road, Bel Air, 2013 (2018) is a contemporary pastiche of  Diego Velázquez’s masterpiece Las Meninas (1656). In the Los Angeles–based artist’s life-size, sculpt...

“A sense of existence and meaning.” Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Wei Yan Paul Zimmerman:  Your mixed media paintings have a meditative quality. Is there a spiritual aspect to your work? Wei Yan: Sin...