Review: Van Gogh: The Life
Written in 10 years time, this encompassing biography of Van Gogh’s life promised to become the historiographic Van Gogh bible for the next 50 years. I wish this was not the case. Unfortunately,… Read More
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Lavinia Fontana: Overcoming Gender, Finding Success
A few days ago, I saw Madame de Pique’s blog post about art and deformities. She mentioned Lavinia Fontana, which I just spent a whole semester researching, so I thought I would indulge… Read More
BALLET WEST ON THE CW!!!!!!!!
First of all, forgive my sloppy writing. I just survived my comparative literature final using nothing but a chocolate Easter bunny and Jack White’s new album. Needless to say, my brain is a… Read More
Ma Soeur Coco: la petite prodigy
My little sister is a ballet prodigy. These pictures were taken about a month ago at the Youth American Grand Prix in San Francisco. The Olympics of ballet, and my sister (who is… Read More
Moi? Un artiste?
No. Or, well, maybe, sort of, alright, Yes. Drawing, uh… sure why not. Painting, YES YES YES. especially in oils. Sculpture, I’ll let you know when the plaster dries on my latest project… Read More
Observation is ART
What would this man say if he could talk? He’s talking already, in my opinion. Just look at that stance! Wide legged, brow furrowed, arms crossed, he ain’t happy. Don’t you just love… Read More
Semester of the shins
School this semester has been a dream. I’m going to go through PPD when I have to separate from my Women’s History class. I wish I was kidding. That class speaks right to… Read More
