Comics
Artists Judging Artists
Running a small art residency is hard, specially during that one time of year when decisions have to be made.
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Aspiring to Be a Hermit
I finally realized my dream isn't fame or money but this.
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Tips for a TRULY Scary Halloween Party
Spider webs and peeled grapes are scary, but you know what would make a really scary party?
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Stieglitz in the Streets, O'Keeffe in the Sheets
Sometimes we all have a cross to bear.
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Painting Out Loud
Painting and talking aren't always in sync.
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What If This Is Your Very Last Idea?
Well, you know the anxiety is always there.
Books
A Cartoonist's Dazzling History of NYC
Julia Wertz's new black-and-white book of comics, Tenements, Towers & Trash, is a stirring ode to America’s most densely populated metropolis.
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Where Does an Idea Go When You Lose It?
Sometimes, when an idea disappears, it's never seen again. More often, it's gone in search of itself.
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What Should the Great American Painting Depict?
When the painter William Morris Hunt set out to distill the American spirit to its essence, he was faced with a familiar dilemma.
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An Artist and a Baby
The world changes quickly and so does your perspective of it.
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Looking for the Book that Could Change My Life
Every time I enter a bookstore …
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Workouts for the Working Artist
Inject some fitness into your practice with artcercise!