Artist Profile

John Lasater

Colorful Palo Duro              36 x 48″                Oil

 
“It’s an act of trust each time we approach the easel,

and whether the result is pleasing or not,

we trust again the next time.

For painters, faith might

Welcome to Artful Weekend

-our listing of area art exhibits and events-

This weekend: November 2022 Exhibit, IMPRESSIONS AND BIOMES by Nada Romanos Abizaid, and The Art of Transformation at the League; Jonathan Monaghan: Move the Way You Want

This is a perfect craft for a cozy day inside. All you need are some plain cupcake liners (here I used white and kraft) and some scissors. Hole punchers optional. That’s it! Fold them a few times, snip here and

Welcome to BSA Images of the Week!

Welcome to BSA Images of the Week. We begin with a series of shots from an outdoor exhibition on Governors Island right now. Timely, political, educational, and powerful; “Eyes on Iran” is an

In 1859,  American artist Frederic Church (1826-1900) commissioned a schooner to acquire him on a plein-air portray expedition to “Iceberg Alley,” a dangerous region encompassing Newfoundland and Labrador. 

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Juliann Roush | Episode 893

“My aim is to elevate everyday objects, to make the ordinary just a little more extraordinary.”  Juliann Roush is a Northern Michigan based ceramic artist. Juliann began studying

This weekend, more than a dozen activists staged a “die-in” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Assyrian Sculpture Court in solidarity with protesters in Iran. The activists were part of Woman Life Freedom NYC, a group committed to amplifying

How much money does an artist make?  You shouldn’t apologize for wondering.  Like any career, art needs to provide you a decent living.  But becoming a successful artist means more than mastering your chosen medium.  You need to build an

On today’s podcast, we talk about why artists need to be brave. So, the most successful artists out there are often the ones who have been brave and not been afraid to try new things …and they’ve just put themselves

Sarah Stein-Sapir is a New York art advisor specializing in contemporary art. Her clients are both private and corporate with among others no less than Central Park Tower, the world’s tallest residential building. She shared about her path from working