More Exit

Here is some more Exit Thought the Gift Shop on an NPR interview. Check it out if your still interested.

Narrative Painters

This is the first of many narrative painters I would like to present in my blog in the months to come. I do realize that I have been talking about this aspect of art since the blog's inception but now it will be a more conscious approach. That begin said Nathan Lewis' work is compeling and unsual to say the least. Please take a look and enjoy.

Zach Attack!!!

Been following Zach Johnson for a while now but since I never cited him before on my blog it would be rude not to do so now. If one is not able to see what is intriguing about his work there reeeeaaally isn't anything to say.

snoody, snood, snoood.

The Google Musuem

I heard about what Google did about a month ago and it wasn't until today that the gravity of what has been done has been completely absorbed. Even now I am dizzy with absoulte delight and shocking surprise. Google has offered virtual tours of the major musuems of the world and with it selective paintings.

Finally I can stare at a Van Gogh without having security go out of their minds. I will site that the Rembrant pictured above is highly recommended along with most of the Van Gohs of course. You know what it really doesn't matter just go in there and go crazy looking at all the painting in great detail.

Wooooowwwww.

I would love to see Titian in person.

I was listening to this story on NPR and now Im very interested in seeing this show. Hopefully it makes its way down to Florida.

Im addicted

I had to stop myself from looking at all of Scott Cambell's paintings in his Great Showdowns series. Click on the link and find out for yourself.

These are some really good portraits

Well... these are the portraits of Tom Bingham and I find them quite compelling.