To anyone who ever thought St. Paul was talking philosophically or theologically when he said “The wages of sin is death,” 18th-century Ecuadorean sculptor Manuel Chili, known as Caspicara, has left a message in wood, glass, metal and paint. Four sculptures called The Fates of Man illustrate St. Paul’s warning […]
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Q&A: Michael Andrews helps students hone artistic style and engage with the world
By: Mickey LyonsSource: Special to Michigan News Michael Andrews, lecturer with the University of Michigan Stamps School of Art and Design. Michael Andrews, lecturer with the University of Michigan Stamps School of Art and Design. As a lecturer at the University of Michigan Stamps School of Art and Design, Michael […]
Does a business plan destroy your artistic process? We don’t think so
To complete a degree in studio art, you are expected to understand the fundamentals of art history, how to prepare a surface for creating, and how to select the correct tools for your piece. As you develop your practice and hone in on a medium, you begin to create a […]
Roy Lichtenstein’s Studio Becomes Home to an Artistic Community
Along two walls runs a floor-to-ceiling easel system designed to drip any excess paint away from the canvas, onto the floor. Wooden shelves still hold glass Mason jars full of Roy Lichtenstein’s old paints, their colors ranging from scarlet to mustard to periwinkle. It was here that the ponytailed pop […]