Spotlight: Aliza Thomas
“A medium of love that confers dignity upon existence…"
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Aliza Thomas
Paul Zimmerman: Your work is influenced by shamanism. Where does this come from?
Aliza Tho...
5 Paul Klee Paintings That Highlight His Movement-Bending Art Style
MY Modern MET - Here are five Paul Klee artworks that reveal his diverse artistic styles and processes. - read more ...
The Mystery of the Monolith Solved: Artists Group Takes Credit
NY Post - The mystery of the monolith has been solved. The world watched in wonder when a metal monolith was discovered in the southern Utah desert last month by wildlife officials who were counting sheep from...
Spotlight: Céline Vankimmenade
“I wander from memory to memory...”
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Céline Vankimmenade
Paul Zimmerman: How did you develop interest in art?
Céline Vankimmenade: Through education. Being immerse...
Spotlight: Michael Angelo Gagliardi
“Art is my voice, and I will not be silent.”
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Michael Angelo Gagliardi
Paul Zimmerman: How did you become interested in art?
Michael Angelo Gagliardi: Well whe...
Spotlight: Mariana Villafane
"We have to be more united, conscious and supportive than ever."
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Mariana Villafane
Paul Zimmerman: Your art is often inspired by geometry and optical effects. How did you d...
A Chagall Curtain Needs a New Home
NY Times - Wanted: art lover with deep pockets and a high ceiling — a very high ceiling. A 65-foot-high ceiling, 20 feet taller than the Hollywood sign, 25 feet taller than a telephone pole and 46 feet taller t...
Sebnem Akyildiz
Hereafter-Dreary, 2020, ceramics
ID, 2019, collage
In Death We Trust, 2019, collage.
Kyoto Mon Amour, 2015, collage
Living Cubical, 2019, collage
Nostalgia, 2019, ceramics
One Fine Morn...
Spotlight: Ramon Rivas
“I am me and my circumstances.”
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Ramon Rivas
Paul Zimmerman: How did you develop interest in art?
Ramon Rivas: Art was included in my family environment. My grand...
Tourist returns stolen Roman ruins, apologizes for being ‘American a–hole
NY Post - An American tourist has returned a fragment of ancient marble stolen from a trip to Rome — along with a note apologizing for “being such an American a–hole.” - read more ...