Brilliantly colored Florida native Atala caterpillars, once nearly extinct, are thriving at the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, where their host plant, the Coontie, has made a comeback thanks to conservation efforts. This year’s Atalas are joined by the Polydamus Swallowtail caterpillars making their home where their main food source, the […]
“Drawing is the basis of my art. It is where my thinking takes place. It is a big part of my painting. The paintings are always the same, only larger. But they may not get at all better. I am not thinking it up while I am actually doing the […]
It was, by all accounts, a short, painful and tempestuous life. Frida Kahlo, (1906-1954) was born in Mexico City. When she was six, she was stricken by polio. As a young woman, she was badly injured in a horrendous bus accident, which left her body broken and compromised for the […]
“This exhibition is a reflection of the vibrancy and growth of both the City of Petaluma and the Petaluma Arts Center,” said Val Richman, executive director of PAC. “This Degas exhibition, just six years after opening our doors, is an indication of the organization’s trajectory and ambition. After all, we […]
Scottsdale – Golden Waters, a temporary light installation by artist Grimanesa Amorós that will extend from the famous Soleri Bridge, will be on view June 10-September 30, 2015. Scottsdale Public Art, a leader of defining art in the public realm, is the sponsor of the installation. Inspired by and reflecting […]