
Artful Behavior
9/20/2022 Over Labor Day Weekend, 65,000 pop-culture fans attended Dragon Con in Atlanta, billed as “the largest convention focused on science fiction & fantasy,…
Read More9/20/2022 Over Labor Day Weekend, 65,000 pop-culture fans attended Dragon Con in Atlanta, billed as “the largest convention focused on science fiction & fantasy,…
Read More07/11/2022 by Tina Manzer photos by Amy Colburn Mesmerizing Marbling If you’re like me, you never get tired of watching master marblers practice their…
Read More07/11/2022 by Tina Manzer Actually, investing in art is more the point according to, well, everyone. “Diversifying your investments isn’t just about wisely weighting…
Read More03/04/2022 If you or your customers do any kind of art instruction, you’ll find Rick Alonzo’s experience painfully familiar. But don’t lose heart, his…
Read More09/14/2021 by Tina Manzer Birds of a Feather Both fine artists and crafters appreciate a store’s deep selection of glues & adhesives. Products that…
Read More06/25/2021 100 Days is Not Forever – But it’s a lot by Tina Manzer Measuring accomplishments within a 100-day timeframe is a…
Read More06/25/2021 The loss of in-person instruction in U.S. schools impacted students in every subject, including art. Some wonder if catching up in STEM will…
Read More03/01/2021 After a long career as a paintmaker, inventor and chemist, Sam Golden retired, but soon grew restless. He began making paint “for a…
Read More10/14/2020 San Francisco Artist Brian Singer isn’t under any illusion that his art project directly helps the city’s homeless population. “I don’t know how…
Read MoreGetting perspective just right can be frustrating. Experts today still argue about Caravaggio, the master of perspective, and his “Supper at Emmaus.” Are the…
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