Article Category: Art

Billy Malone

Written by Alex Vagelatos on September 5, 2002.

Consider the basket. For thousands of years, people have used them to carry, haul and store countless items, from life-giving grain to romance-inducing...

Crystal George

Written by David Tanner on July 4, 2002.

It’s been a few years since painter Crystal George last roamed the dusty paths and narrow lanes that frame the public market of Cochabamba in...

Tim Brumbeloe

Written by David Tanner on March 28, 2002.

According to industry figures from a couple of years ago, there were nearly 200 million cameras in the U.S. accounting for something like 17 billion...

Michael Poorman

Written by David Tanner on January 3, 2002.

To distill the essence of local painter Michael Poorman’s recent work is to retrace the artist’s own 40-plus-year journey of collecting, ...

Joe Andersen

Written by Larry Ell on May 25, 2000.

It may have only been a wild fantasy back then. It may not have even been anything that conscious. But Joseph Andersen’s journey to this point...

African-American History Museum

Written by Larry Ell on March 30, 2000.

Perry Mason wouldn’t stand for it. Neither would Johnny Cochran, but his objection would be more stylish. “If it’s hearsay, it cannot...

Chris Pyle

Written by David Tanner on January 1, 2000.

I figure at least on some days illustrator/musician Chris Pyle awakens to a universe populated by edgy, cartoonish musicians and singers. They appear...

Colored Sands Glass Co.

Written by Evan Gillespie on November 25, 1999.

I’m no daredevil, particularly when it comes to art. I’m comfortable with a paintbrush or a pencil, but I generally stay away from media...