Winter Art Scene in West Palm Beach: Fairs, The New Norton and Murals Galore
The art scene in South Florida shifts to Palm Beach in January as two art fairs land in downtown West Palm Beach amid a (non snow)...
Posts by Sandra Hale Schulman
CRITIC’S VIEW: Miami Art Fair Week Grows Up
We all have to grow up sometime and Miami’s Art Fair Week has finally gotten the memo. With a major renovation at the Miami Beach...
The Coast-to-Coast Life of Tomatâ du Plenty Becomes an Art Exhibit
Actor, performer, painter, raconteur. The colorful coast-to-coast life of Tomatâ du Plenty has been getting renewed attention lately...
From the Mudd Club, New York Looked Like Rauschenberg Paintings
There’s a great line in the new book “The Mudd Club” by former doorman Richard Boch noting that the streets of lower Manhattan...
Retro Miami Underground in Photographs from the ’70s to the ’90s
These are the photos the tourist board wouldn’t want you to see, then or now.
In the 1950s and ’60s, Miami was an odd mix of...
Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary Debuts High Energy, High Class Art Fair
In a former median parking lot on the railroad tracks smack in the middle of downtown West Palm Beach, the new Palm Beach Modern +...
Miami’s New Faena District: A Billion-Dollar Love Letter to Art and Design
MIAMI BEACH—The opening of the Faena District was a mind-blowing experience. The festivities began just before Art Basel Miami...
Arturo Vega Retrospective Gives Ramones’ Logo Designer His Due
Best known for creating the Ramones’ iconic logo, Arturo Vega created a vast body of artwork over a span of five decades that has...
Exhibition Story: Donald Sultan Paintings Reveal Artist’s Detour into Disaster
Painter Donald Sultan is known for his bright graphic paintings of poppies, lemons and tulips. These paintings sent his art star...
ART REVIEW: Basquiat Notebooks Reveal Artist Who Was a Street Poet First
It’s still unnerving for me to venture into a big-time museum show at a venue like Pérez Art Museum Miami and view the work of an...
Visual Diary: Coney Art Walls Present a Cyclone of Visual Fun
Art world ringmaster and impresario Jeffrey Deitch has been bringing art to the people in some zany ways the last few years, including...
Talking With: Marcia Resnick on Photographing Punks, Poets and Other Bad Boys
With her ruffled skirts and combat boots, Marcia Resnick is a true contradiction: a bold, girly girl photographer who braved the...
RAMONES: Arturo Vega and the Making of the Logo Heard Round the World
In 1971, budding artist Arturo Vega was arrested in Mexico City with 149 others. The big, boldface headline in the Mexican daily El...
South Florida Outings: Clematis Street Murals in West Palm Beach
There is a serious affair with art going on along a few blocks of Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach. Right next door to a...
South Florida Outings: Sinatra Swings Next Door to Ed Ruscha Paintings in Miami
After a ring-a-ding-ding tour starting at the New York Public Library and swinging through the Grammy Museum at L.A. Live, a sweeping,...
ART REVIEW: Warhol Album Covers Track Revolutionary’s Progress at Boca Raton Museum
In what could easily have been another ho-hum Warhol show of the de rigueur Campbell’s Soup/Mao/Superman/Liz Taylor...
Miami’s Art Energy Sizzles (even without Art Basel)
All the world knows that Miami is the center of the art world when Art Basel Miami Beach comes to town, bringing with it a carnival of...
ART REVIEW: Beth Rudin DeWoody Collection Brings a Gotham State of Mind to Palm Beach
Beth Rudin DeWoody can be described in many ways: New York businesswoman, philanthropist, part-time Palm Beach resident, Norton...