A Personal Look at the Wyeth Family of Artists: A Conversation with Victoria Wyeth
The first time I saw Andrew Wyeth’s work was at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It was around the time of the country’s Bicentennial, and the Met made a wise decision to showcase Wyeth’s realism at a time when modern abstractionism seemed to rule the world. For me, that show was a gateway into the […]
Easton Art Galleries Host Plein Air Shows by Steve Parks
On Plein Air Easton/s opening night, July 12, Trippe Gallery celebrates with its “Variations 3.0: 1 Photograph, 15 Painters” exhibit and party. This third annual “Variation,” like its predecessors, is in part a contest involving both artists and appreciators. Fifteen painters participating in the Plein Air festival create their own interpretations of a single photo […]
Yes, the President Can Shoot Someone on Fifth Avenue by J.E. Dean
Congratulations are due to Former President Trump for making the right Supreme Court nominations while president. Thanks to the handiwork of his three appointees and three other right-leaning Justices, it is now established law that if the President shoots somebody on Fifth Avenue in New York in the line of “official duties,” he enjoys immunity […]
The Mess in Oxford Gets More Messy by Hugh Panero
George R.R. Martin, the prolific novelist (Games of Thrones), grew up in a small house in Bayonne, NJ, a peninsula just south of Jersey City. When asked what inspired his imagination to create fantasy worlds as a child, Martin said he used to stare out his living room window at the lights across the water […]
UM Shore Medical Group – Urology Welcomes Robert McDonough, III, MD, FACS
University of Maryland Shore Medical Group (UM SMG) – Urology recently welcomed Robert McDonough, III, MD, FACS. Most recently, Dr. McDonough served as the Residency Director at Saint Louis University in St. Louis, Missouri. Dr. McDonough earned his Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry from University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia and his Doctorate of Medicine […]
AAM Announces July 4 & 5 Closure for Independence Day
This year Academy Art Museum will be closed on July 4 & 5 to celebrate Independence Day. The museum is open to our regular hours on Saturday, July 6. Have a safe and wonderful holiday!