Yves St. Laurent
Ever since attending his first museum collection in New York, I have always been a big fan of Yves St. Laurent. I have found his work to be incredibly imaginative, skillfully designed and colorful. […]
Stettheimer And More: Pt 2
I had such fun researching (as well as discovering) more of Florine Stettheimer’s work that I wanted to share more of it. Interestingly, the Portland, Maine Museum of Art just completed a show of […]
David Hockney
On my way back from London where I was attending color-forecasting meetings, I enjoyed several days in New York where I delivered a seminar at the National Stationery Show. The Big Apple is always […]
Sharing Bilbao, Spain, and Milan, Italy
What a fabulous whirlwind of a trip! The first stop was the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao,
where I spoke on the Shadows collection and 150 Marilyns […]
Color And Emotion And Andy Warhol
COLOR AND EMOTION:
A PERSPECTIVE ON WARHOL
Several months ago, I received an email from one of the […]
My Thoughts On Agnes Martin
August 31, 2015
Agnes Martin is a fascinating artist who had an interesting perspective and attitude about color, proportion and shape. Martin worked only in black, white, and variations of brown in the 50s, but […]
Vincent van Gogh: A Study In Contrast
August 17, 2015
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has been showing four of van Gogh’s paintings— those he did just before leaving the asylum he was in for two years. In the link you […]
Vera Neumann: An Artist And Entrepreneur With An Eye For Color
August 12, 2015
I was surfing the web last week when I found an article on Vera Neumann published by Elle.com in Mexico. If you’re not familiar with 
Memphis Is More Than A Movement
May 21, 2015
Was the uber-influential 1980s design collective Memphis named after a Bob Dylan song, the capital of ancient Egypt, or the birthplace of Elvis Presley? The first answer is correct, but Memphis […]
Metamorphosis: From Form To Function
February 4, 2015
In the last year we’ve seen and talked about the butterfly as a fashion statement but we haven’t spent as much time talking about the butterfly as a […]