You know how it is when you are walking around an art gallery or a museum, something unexpected catches your eye; you wonder if it's jus...

Three images from a morning at MoMA . Appropriate for this time of year, Tim Burton's Deer Topiary from Edward Scissorhands , part of t...

Big art, small art, insects and of course, houses at Nadine Bouler 's show, part of the current exhibition at Ripe Art Gallery . Part o...

With all the reupholstery/ renovation / yard /maintenance drama that's been happening on the home front I completely forgot to post som...

I couldn't leave the whiney, moaning post up front any longer - on to brighter, more positive topics. The wonderfully creative author a...

We're doing touristy things this week, like hanging out with this guy at The American Museum of Natural History exploring Indonesia at...

Sag Harbor artist April Gornik's exhibition at the Heckscher Museum of Art in Huntington presents twelve huge canvases, including Sus...

The Pierre Bonnard painting, Table in Front of the Window , in the previous post must have left more of an impression than I thought. It in...

Actually I'm about to get buckets of rain but yesterday I took this photo in the middle of cleaning the house, doing the laundry and loc...

Well not quite yet anyway but in six short weeks the long awaited Magritte Museum will open in Brussels. In somewhat surreal fashion t...

Bill Indursky from Vintage and Modern shares his design inspiration, some new items from V & M and a story about Achille Castiglioni...

The Guardian has a feature on Edgar Müller, Master of 3d Pavement Art, today and I was fascinated by the Lava Burst in a German street and...

This Dwelling print (available on etsy) by 11 year old Sydney resident Moofus was commissioned for the Theme Attic feature in Dwell Magaz...

A literal Testa de Cazi or dickhead from the profane section of the Met Museum exhibition Art and Love in Renaissance Italy . We stumbled u...

There have been (verbal) comments that this blog has become more political of late, and I guess the last post won't have helped but I ...

Buenos Aires is a city of art: sculptures in the parks, paintings in cafes and fantastic museums including MALBA . It was at the last that I...

Sometimes you just need to sit down and catch your breath. Where better than a cafe with a well-stocked bar in exquisite Beaux-Arts surroun...

How fortuitous is it that Richard Fuld, ex-Lehman Bros CEO and chairman and his wife Kathy put their art collection in the hands of Christie...

We'd gone to the Moma to see the Van Gogh and the Colors if the Night and the Joan Miro: Painting and Anti-Painting exhibitions but it...

Today is Armistice Day, the 90th anniversary of the end of World War One. Even in this time of war it is difficult to image the trauma that ...