Jennie Taylor, 12.10.2011
Artist, Fashion Designer, DIY Renegade
Huffington Post editor, Brie Dyas, had the idea for this project one day while we were lamenting the fact that people today are more prone to buy the ...
Summer Pierre, 02.05.2012
Illustrator; Author, 'The Artist in the Office: How to Creatively Survive and Thrive Seven Days a Week'
I have kept an ongoing journal for almost 20 years. That's just the ongoing version. If you count the earlier sporadic versions of journals, it's been almost 30.
David Park Curry, 11.19.2011
Senior curator of Decorative Arts, American Painting & Sculpture, Baltimore Museum of Art
Every time I quit my office, heading briskly towards yet another meeting, I pass by a set of four iridescent pear-shaped lidded jars. Oh. Pears. More to them than first meets the eye.
John Robshaw, 11.20.2011
John Robshaw Textiles
I still get goose bumps going into art supply shops, not only because of the idea of making things, but the idea of how they can be made and how the materials spark design ideas.
Jen Bekman, 12.06.2011
Gallerist; Founder, 20x200; Entrepreneur; Writer
Decisions about buying art are complicated; people are emotional, sensitive and often uptight when it comes to figuring this stuff out, and let's face it, most galleries are not staffed with people who are eager to leap to your assistance.
Meredith Barnett, 01.23.2012
Editorial Director, The Inside Source
Here, we catch up with industry power publicist Bettina Prentice, founder of Prentice Art Communications, who shares buying advice those of us without bottomless pockets can actually use.
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