Wood On The Downs After Paul Nash by Martin Malone We have been here before. Uffington, Hackpen, Grim’s Ditch,…
How will artists and writers portray this Trumpian time of disillusion, delusion and deception in which we now live? All…
About suffering they were never wrong, The old Masters: how well they understood Its human position: how it takes place…
Caravaggio is one of the bad boys in the history of art with a biography so outlandish it reads like…
The Palatine Chapel is one of those must-see places if ever you have the chance. It was commissioned by the…
The Gallery of Modern Art is located inside the restored 15th century convent of Sant'Anna and has many works of…
Palermo has three outdoor markets and we managed to hit all of them. Two we found by design while foraging…
On the back-end of bronchitis I've been hacking, wheezing and coughing my way through Palermo with the long-suffering travel mate.…
There's a great exhibit on at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC: Max Beckmann in New York It highlights…
In celebration of Labor Day: It's Steel Workers 1939 by Philo B Ruggles and his brother John Ruggles, a study for…
On Christmas Day 1915 David Lloyd George the former radical liberal,then Minister of Munitions and soon to be Prime Minister…
The winter solstice - the shortest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. The earth - tilted away from the sun…
We had some glorious fall days last week (as well as some much-needed rain). It was perfect weather for the…
Building community means getting to know each other. And that means time. Last week we had the first ASA (all-school-activity)…
Great to see these video tweets yesterday. Thanks Jenn and Jill. Making art is messy! @PoughkeepsieDay pic.twitter.com/EL9jE1nx5q— Jennifer Jordan (@artteacherjenn)…