Articles

A pilgrim with perhaps tens of thousands of miles under his belt artist George McCullough doesn’t give you the feeling that he’s been in pursuit of the meaning of life […]

Pretensions are out the window when you meet Art Cislo in his studio at his quaint South Side home. Clad in suspender-hung khakis and his traditional blue cotton shirt and […]

A cross between the classic curmudgeon and Yoda, the much respected Russell Oettel – fine arts Professor Emeritus at IPFW, former head of the Fort Wayne Art School and forever […]

When she arrives she appears in a color-coordinated outfit: red and black cardigan sweater over a black blouse with tailored black slacks and ox-blood leather shoes. It’s the sort of […]

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 Bolivia. Yet even now her […]

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 photos. These figures represent images […]

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, discarding, incorporating, dismissing yet always embracing the world of […]

I figure at least on some days illustrator/musician Chris Pyle awakens to a universe populated by edgy, cartoonish musicians and singers. They appear floating against an opaque backdrop colored by […]