by News | Jul 15, 2018 | Potentials of Art
Written by Eileen Kinsella, July 2018 / The Ninth Circuit ruled that US Copyright law trumps a California law requiring payment of royalties to artists./ Artists hoping to get paid when their work sells for millions of dollars at auction may be out of luck—at least in...
by News | Jul 14, 2018 | Birdie Girl
By Angela Serratore / smithsonian.com 2018/ It’s easy to imagine the glamorous early 20th-century woman who might wear the tiara in front of me. Delicate and adorned with wispy white feathers that wouldn’t come cheap, this aigrette (the French word for egret) would...
by News | Jul 7, 2018 | Potentials of Art
Written by Kate Brown, July 2018 / The organization Advancing Women Artists is at the fore of finding forgotten female Masters like Plautilla Nelli./ Sometimes, all it takes is for someone to ask the right question. That is exactly what Jane Fortune did on a visit to...
by News | Jun 26, 2018 | Potentials of Art
By Jessica Stewart / Cuban sculptor and professor Rafael San Juan celebrates the spirit of Cuban women in Primavera. His monumental sculpture, which was created for the 2015 Havana Biennial, is a study in movement and sensuality inspired by dancers from the Cuban...
by News | Jun 20, 2018 | Potentials of Art
By Kim Hart / In the early 20th century, a 30-something Frenchman named Henri Matisse shocked the Parisian art world with his painting Woman with a Hat (1905). His application of radically expressive colors to his subject—teal on her face, orange on her neck, pink and...
