Monthly Archives: November 2008

Parisian artist Agnes Pezeu is known for her spontaneous paint pouring style. Having been featured in a variety of group and solo exhibitions in France, as well as different parts in Europe and Asia, Pezeu finally debuts her work in … Continue reading →

The new Museum of Art and Design overall may not be worth your time but there are two significant pieces of their collection that should no be missed. Meanwhile the rest of the museum’s five floors are hit and miss … Continue reading →

Many mistake the art of photography as simple captures for the purpose of “memories.” But in reality, it’s much more than that—it’s about seizing a moment, and all it entails, for others to experience as if present in its occurrence. … Continue reading →

“Cornell Capa: Concerned Photographer” in the International Center of Photography is an exhibition that exemplifies the meaning of photojournalism. The work of Cornell Capa, a photographer for Magnum and Life magazine, spreads from Guatemala to Argentina to Nicaragua and covers … Continue reading →

The Museum of Natural History has a wide variety of collection on different things from the past not only from the United States but from all over the world. It is a place where history has been brought back to … Continue reading →

As the title states, Vincent Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night’ is a painting of the night sky. It is the view outside of his hospital room window and was painted during the day from memory. It recaptures the essence of everything … Continue reading →