Blog Topic: Art Business
New & Notable: Chakudza Kapsata And The Power of Practice
Chakudza, What Started You on Your Creative Path? I wanted to establish and have my own creative portfolio, where people can get to know my art better. There was a ... READ MORE
New & Notable: Megan N Miller’s Artistic Lifeline
Megan, What Started You on Your Creative Path? I’ve always been a dabbler in creative and crafty things. I can thank my Mum for that, I think. She was always ... READ MORE
New & Notable: Karen Mazaham and the World Around
Karen, What Started You on Your Creative Path? I’ve been sketching and painting since I can remember. Being a quiet kid, I loved sitting alone drawing or taking photographs. I’m a ... READ MORE
New & Notable: Patricia Bingham’s Colorful Vision
Patricia, How Did You Develop Your Style In Art? I developed my style through trial and error. It also helped me to look at a lot of art. What Started ... READ MORE
Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict – The Life and Legacy
Art Addict: A Passion for Art and a Wealth of Resources The film begins with a brief overview of Guggenheim’s family background. She was born into a wealthy New York ... READ MORE
New & Notable: Pina Bastos Beautifully Integrates Human Figures Into Geometric Shapes
Pina, What Started You on Your Creative Path? I started drawing very early. As a child I used to say that I made things that exist and things that don’t ... READ MORE
New & Notable: Elijah Reagan Views Art as the Visualization of Sounds & Dreams
Elijah, What Started You on Your Creative Path? I have always loved Art. It was my favorite class because it allows you to express the things that are too profound for ... READ MORE
Canada’s Carlos Arriola Started Painting “Seriously” During Covid-19 & Look at the Results
Carlos, we’ve seen some really beautiful paintings on your ETChster profile. Can you tell us more about your aesthetic and subject matter? I have really started to paint seriously since ... READ MORE
Classic Art Forgery Plot at Its Finest: A Real Vermeer Film Review
What Is the Plot of a Real Vermeer? The final ingredient to create a “perfect forgery” is a form of plastic that acted as a hardening agent called Bakelite. By ... READ MORE