The name of Louis Wain (1860-1939) and the associated cat image became widely known long before cat images found many daring reinterpretations in modern pop art and culture. The illustrated world of Wain offered...

A recent interview at IsraeliCulture.Info with Dr. Alek D. Epstein, the newly appointed Artistic Director of the Moshe Castel Museum of Jewish Israeli Art in Ma’ale Adumim, Israel (the only dedicated art museum in Judea and Samaria),...

Selling artwork online is no longer exotic or innovative. It is the new normal that artists need to factor into their marketing and sales strategies to enjoy good visibility and outreach. Online sales open many doors to...

Roy Lichtenstein was a famous American painter with a distinct visual style and philosophy. Many have argued that his art is deliberately impersonal, with flat and mechanical elements creating an effect of emotional distancing. Lichtenstein adopted the...

Many associate Andy Warhol art with colorful self-portraits, Marilyn Monroe, and soup cans. However, the artist has managed to leave a huge footprint in art history and tradition. A chronicler of American consumerism, Warhol dwelt on many...

Piet Mondrian (1872-1944), an artist who founded the De Stijl art movement, was at the grassroots of modern abstract art. He was born in the Netherlands and received formal training in Fine Arts in...