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GolfART Giclee Is Par Excellence!

Today's word is "giclee." Giclee, pronounced zhee-CLAY, is such an innovative method to generate high-resolution reproductions of quality art that the term has yet to land in dictionaries. However, it is the rave of the art world. Giclees are generally released in quantities of 50 to 100,...

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Gambling Story Inspires Pals to Gamble on Artist

A group of Kentucky high school friends are coming together across the country to invest in and promote friend and artist, Kim Luttrell. After seeing an article in The Wall Street Journal about a patent attorney who won the World Series of Poker and funded his entry fee by selling shares of his...

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Salander-O'Reilly Galleries: Definitely Among NYC's Finest

There are times when reality can drain a soul empty faster than four college students can chug a 32-ounce pitcher of beer. Those are the times when a dose of beautiful artwork can really hit the spot, prompting a refocus toward the wonders of the world-a "Club Head" vacation of sorts. The...

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In Harmony

We all know someone with a special talent or passionate hobby. The mailroom guy with a knack for woodworking or the systems analyst with a voice that would knock any American Idol contestant out of the running. But how often to you meet someone who builds masterful homes, churches and banks in...

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Salvatore Erato: Art at the Speed of Life

The majority of Salvatore Erato's artwork stems directly from a passion for auto racing and its participants. His talents are multifaceted with works both in paintings and sculptures that capture the sport's essence. Indy cars, Formula Ones, Nascars and sports cars, such as Porsches, Jaguars,...

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Road Tested; John Carter's Newest Addition Gets Street Smart

If you're a fan of antiques and retro furniture, then you appreciate a good story about your furnishing's history. It seems unlikely that you would want to display a piece of furniture that spent years on a busy street corner in New York City, but legendary artisan John Carter hopes to convince you...

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The best of times, the worst of time ...and a $12,616,000 painting

Luxury Art: It was 1963; times were both good and bad ... the Vietnam War was in full swing and JFK was assassinated but Jim Morrison and John Lennon were still alive and music still had soul. Andy Warhol was the artist of the era, with his celebrity portraits, one of the most famous being...

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Impression of the Impressionists

Arts & Culture: Word is that Monet's "Railroad Bridge at Argenteuil," a canvas from 1873, sold recently at an auction at Christie's for $41.4 million -- a record for the artist. With the dollar down in relation to the Euro, European art collectors are coming out of the wood work to take...

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