by Drew Martin Food has been an essential ingredient in art as long as humans have been creatively expressing themselves. The prehistoric ca...

by Drew Martin There is a show of drawings from the beginning of March to the end of April at the Hudson Park branch of the New York Public ...

by Drew Martin I might as well designate February as Walter De Maria Month since his name has been in the past two posts. The shortest mont...

by Willy Blackmore Long before Robert Smithson built his Spiral Jetty out into the Great Salt Lake, the geoglyphs in the high Peruvian de...

by Drew Martin Last year, mid-May, I went to visit my aunt and uncle in the mountains of Santa Barbara shortly after the Jesusita fire tor...

by Drew Martin Cinema is rife with references. In some cases the references out-perform the plot, or actually are the plot as we see in a ki...

Pictured here and referenced in the following interview: X cutouts from Édouard Manet's painting, Olympia (1863) , photograph of Bettie...

by Drew Martin The relationship between artist and art critic is somewhat of a strained one that reflects the history of judgement, authorit...

by Drew Martin I still remember many of my teachers' comments from my college art program. When one instructor saw me painting with the ...

by Drew Martin Alphabets are peculiar creations. They are not essential to language but are very common and some cultures have grown quite a...