by admin | Nov 17, 2021 | Through My Lens
During my time in Italy I was introduced to Arte Povera. Artist would use materials, today we would refer to as recyclable, construction and botanical waste. There was no lack of variety in the work they created. From small whimsical works to large warehouse size...
by admin | Nov 15, 2021 | Through My Lens
fYup you caught me! I love my toys and camera lenses are my weakness. When I first bought this Canon Macro lens it was not as a working lens, but rather a fun lens to play around with. A sweet discount at B+H Photo gave me the last push and I gave in to my desire....
by admin | Nov 12, 2021 | Through My Lens
It’s all in the pudding or should I say the marketing delivery. We have been fed ideas about gift giving and shopping for those gifts for ages. It is no wonder that when the news reports day after day that we are facing a supply shortage and to shop early brings on...
by admin | Nov 7, 2021 | Through My Lens
Matisse was known for his love of animals. If you visited his home you might have been greeted by several two and four legged creatures. He was known to live with cats, dogs and birds. Leonardo da Vinci was also well known for his love for animals. Frida Kahlo...
by admin | Nov 4, 2021 | Through My Lens
What is it about art what drives the living fear into people? Some say public speaking is feared the most, but I wonder if art is not secretly the leader who drives anxieties into so many hearts. But why?! What is the root of this unexplainable fear? It takes us the...
by admin | Nov 2, 2021 | Through My Lens
The first time I heard the names Herbert Vogel and Dorothy Vogel was in my art history course. Until that day like so many I was under the impression collecting art was reserved for the wealthiest among us. Where did this seed get planted? I certainly do not recall...
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