Posts by Eva Avenue

There is only one artist statement I have ever read that stayed in my memory long after having read it, and it belongs to actor/writer Allison Zajac.

They’re working with the Native American tradition of giveaways where they give these prints away.

It’s a surprise to see the instantaneous, not-well-thought-out response to residential real estate demand.

“The Artist’s Guide: How to Make a Living Doing What You Love” has been trumpeted as the bible of art career how-to.

Upcoming events will further explore the themes of surface and texture highlighted in the Flatlanders exhibition. All are free unless otherwise noted.

You can find instrumentalists for a cheaper rate if you find music students at your local university.

Is that a guitar or is that a salmon. You know? It plays with your mind.

The 24-artist group show Flatlanders & Surface Dwellers explores the essence of surface and, invariably, what lies beneath.

the fact that I take preventative measures with my health makes me think I’m not crazy at all.

The surface is just superficial, right? Not when Lea Anderson is organizing a show about it.

Nothing streamlines productivity like organizing your supples into a container you can take anywhere.

For an artist, there’s a momentum of exponential discovery and growth that comes with steady working.

This post, using Grenville Zuzax’s stand-up lament on marriage, is dedicated to the battle scars love leaves behind.

It’s fun to use lit cigarettes in photos with blue puffed-up smoke in the air swirling in front of a black backdrop.

These works physically draw you in like they’re eye magnets, and then they become heart and brain magnets.

In esteem for the nature of love this Valentine’s Day, I asked people to recall memories mixing love and theater.