As a child Alexander Calder was fascinated with the circus. And who didn’t like the circus as a child; I know I did! But his interests went much further than mine. As an adult he became a classically trained and practicing artist in New York. His small-scale model of a Circus made from wire, wood, […]
OK, so I made it through the week! Technically, Modernism Week is actually 10 days long, but that doesn’t sound as good, “Modernism 10 Days”? I attended many events; lectures, cocktail parties, and walking tours and I wanted to share a few highlights. One of the “grooviest” events for me was held at Martyn Lawrence […]
Picasso, Picasso, Picasso!!! How cool is that? I am still completely star-struck when it comes to some art and the artists that create it. It can still make me weep, laugh out loud, or just get super jazzed. And that’s a great thing; it’s one of the many reasons I love art and strive to […]