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Vincent Van Gogh: The Archetypical Tortured Artist

by: Kathy McShane March 21, 2024

March 30th is Vincent Van Gogh’s birthday, so my piece for this month celebrates the life and work of this hugely talented and prolific artist whose life ended so tragically. 2024-03-30-Vincent-van-Gogh download

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African American Women Artists

by: Kathy McShane February 16, 2024

February is Black History Month, officially declared by President Gerald Ford. This piece is dedicated to African American women artists in honor of Black History Month. 2024-02-16-African-American-Women-Artists download

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Celebrating Dataw Artists – Jim Williams

by: Marie Doyon February 12, 2024

by Marie Doyon and Bill Riski My Largest Wahoo by Jim Williams Jim Williams, one of the original members of VAC, could easily be considered one of our hidden treasures of Dataw. He is a Case Institute of Technology graduate and was a Navy pilot during the late 60’s. His varied interests, engineering… Read More

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Sculpture Gardens:  A Walk in the Art

by: Bill Riski January 26, 2024

Among our favorite activities when we travel is visiting sculpture gardens.  Here are a few of the best in the United States.  We haven’t seen them all…yet. 2024-01-25-Sculpture-Gardens download

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Art for Christmas – Partie Deux

by: Kathy McShane December 20, 2023

Several years ago, I compiled and distributed a series of Christmas-related works of art covering the 16th to the 20th century. Of necessity, it was only a small sampling of many possibilities. I thought it was time for a second version….no repeats! From the Middle Ages through the 17th century, muc… Read More

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