This past fall and winter, The Museum of the Shenandoah Valley displayed an exhibit dedicated to the life of Frida Kahlo through photography, capturing both artistic and intimate moments of her life.  Similarly,...

A few years ago, at the Hershorn Art Museum in Washington DC, I had the privilege of viewing an exhibit by The Guerilla Girls informing visitors on the gender demographics of artists and art within the...

As social media gains more users every day, and more artists are finding an audience in the digital world, artists can’t help but wonder how this has impacted their community. Having access to art...

Shortly after opening Oct. 20, the Louvre art museum in Paris was robbed of over $100 million in jewels. Among the pieces were historically and culturally significant French jewelry works ranging from...

Every artist is opinionated. Without emotion derived from free thinking, the most revolutionary and groundbreaking art would never have come to be. The opinions of artists are also commonly political,...

Should blank canvases be hung in museums? For me, the answer is a resounding yes. Those of us who visit art museums have all, at least at one point, seen a work that seems simple and claimed that we could...