My Fairy-Tale Life, by Steven Boone

Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 25 October 1881 – 8 April 1973) was a phenomenal creator. The public recognized his genius and followed along ...

12 x 12 inch square abstract that transformed into a piece of the work below  Society likes definitions, to better categorize and compar...

Being an artist is like being a tightrope walker, trying to keep balanced between creativity and staying in public favor. To lose either is ...

Art mirrors life, and, in the words of the great British sculptor Henry Moore , “enlarges existence into something more significant than eve...

Does the moon follow you when you walk outside at night? It depends on what you believe. If you imagine so, and push that imagination into t...

A novice appeared recently at the Wednesday night drawing group I have attended for many years, and in a fit of peculiar frustration and pe...

"Men have called me mad, but the question is not yet settled, whether madness is or is not the loftiest intelligence--whether much that...

I love psychology, especially studying the mental and emotional factors governing a situation or activity. Over the years, I have done signi...

Today is the tenth anniversary of Naomi’s death when she was nineteen years old. She is a touchstone for my life. Her spirit inspires me to ...

This past week I traveled a road that I have never been on before. I printed one of my photographs on top of an abstract monoprint. (A monop...

“Computers are useless. They can only give you answers.” This is something a madman might say, or, maybe an artist. Actually, Pablo Picasso,...

Last week, I wrote of my perceptions returning to the United States after a year of travel, of my sale of objects that I brought back with m...