Several years ago I wrote an article for Josse Ford’s Art Blog about the fascinating cave art of the Bradshaw People in Northwestern Australia….
Having grown up and spent most of my life in Australia, I have always been drawn …
New company breathes life and vision into our Polaroid memories…
As a child growing up in Australia in the 1970’s my life was framed by polaroid moments. My Uncle worked as an engineer, traveling all over the world on big …
Today we took a short break from the studio and drove up the Malibu coast for a couple of hours to take in some nature. Often there are dolphins rolling in the surf – just amazing!
Not long after leaving …
This is a true story. You can find the original article at Snopes. It caused me to wonder…. If an iconic artist like (say) Jasper Johns was selling art on a sidewalk – would we recognize him? Would we …
I came across this old post from 2006 and inspired myself. Thought it was time to re-publish…
I’m traveling in Berlin at the moment. I arrived yesterday from New York, and last night I was very tired and jetlagged and …
I’m a fan of big-wave surfing. One winter I was on a painting trip in Oahu, when I went for a drive to the pipeline to watch some of the big wave surfers catch some big ones. That day the …
Here’s a call to action from Nietzsche:
“We, the new, the nameless, the hard-to-understand, we firstlings of a yet untried future – we require for a new end also a new means, namely, a new healthiness, stronger, sharper, tougher, bolder, …
Recently I have been enjoying a book called “Nourishing Wisdom” by Marc David about the idea of eating food which nourishes our body on all levels. In the book Marc encourages us to observe what happens jwhen we think about …
Edward_ Winkleman has an excellent post on how to get your foot into the NY Art World.
Here are his four steps.
1. Build a support network of NY artists. No one is a better ally in your fight to …
As an artist and a business owner, one of the first foundations to success and growth is to measure your results. How do you do that?
The first and most obvious place to look is the bottom line – your …