by Sherburn LaBelle | Jan 14, 2023 | About SWD, Hummingbirds, News, Potentials of Art
Last Words From SaveWorldDraw by Sherburn LaBelle | Jan 14, 2023 | About SWD, Hummingbirds, News, Potentials of Art | 0 comments It was January 2001 that Save World Draw started it’s first big project in which I had to...
by News | Feb 21, 2020 | Birdie Girl, Guest Writers & Artists, News
Sculpture by Dave Towey, Richard Major, Michael Thomas Hill, Richard Wong (in Sydney Australia) and research scientist, Richard Major. Suspended above Angel Place, a pedestrian lane that runs between George and Pitt Streets in Sydney, there are scores of cages. In...
by News | Nov 21, 2019 | News, Potentials of Art
Written by Hannah Ellis-Petersen Painter had illustrious global career during her lifetime – She was an artist of such “force and originality”, says Tate Modern, ( the exhibit was from June to October, 2017) that it is astonishing that Fahrelnissa Zeid should...
by News | Apr 7, 2018 | News, Potentials of Art
Written By Erin Thompson I’m looking at an image of a beach. Deserted, framed by distant headlands, with unsullied sands and clear waters. It is rendered in delicate strokes of watercolor. I’m thinking, as I have every time I have looked at the painting, about how...
by News | Jan 22, 2018 | Birdie Girl, News
By Mika McKinnon These days, a new feathered dinosaur may seem like just another addition to the growing catalog of these ancient beasts. But the latest fossil wasn’t just feathered, it was delightfully colorful. Sublimely preserved, the critter was dubbed Caihong...
by News | Jan 10, 2018 | News, Potentials of Art
Written by Charlotte Joy The withdrawal of the US from UNESCO in October can be seen as more of the same from a Trump administration that is seeking to pull back from international commitments. The US decision, however, dates back to 2011 when the Obama administration...
