Wax and encaustics are fascinating mediums. They offer artists a wide range of possibilities, not least of all, the opportunity to literally play with fire. Cold wax can be used much like other paint mediums, but hot wax is in a league of it’s own, requiring hot plates and blow torches. But don’t take my word for it. Here are… Read more
The Portland Art Museum’s Annual Staff Show
As you may have guessed, many of the Portland Art Museum’s staff are artists themselves. In honor of everyone’s efforts behind the scenes, we’ll be featuring their work at the gallery. Opening night is Friday the 15th. The show will be up through the weekend, but opening night is a great opportunity to meet the crew. Come help us celebrate… Read more
3D Curios
I love many aspects of art. There are the pigments, the shading, the contrasts, and even the frames used, or not used in some cases. But the one area I really love is the creativity in materials used, beyond canvas and oils. Here at the RSG artists use wire mesh, porcelain, glass, steel, wood and stone. Come and check out… Read more
Quick Honey, Take a Picture!
We all know what wonders of images we can capture with the (especially modern) technology of the camera. When it comes to art, however, there is nothing “quick” about it. Equipment needed for taking the picture and then printing it; well planned and executed set-up; waiting for, or arranging, just the right lighting, gesture, or expression, can take hours of… Read more
Still Life
Many would claim that the still life reached it’s peak with the 17th century Dutch painters. It’s hard to argue with them; Dutch still lifes are exquisite. But the genre has been explored during many artistic movements, and continues to be popular with artists today. Whether you’re a cubist or expressionist, minimalist or modern day conceptual artist, it seems that… Read more
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