Art & Artist

The black frames of Eleanna Anagnos’ glasses encircle eyes as blue as the Aegean Sea. Eyes repeated in a photo of her daughter, Aria, that she has displayed in her studio. Eyes somehow present in the clear stones ornamenting her latest abstract painting, Oracle. Suspended like a cloud on wires, Oracle hangs in a delicate

For artist Bari Wieselman Schulman, Ph.D., of rethinkreframe in Deerfield, color is lingua franca: a beautiful bridge language linking humans of every tongue. Speaking with bold colorful strokes, layers, and textures, Schulman’s paintings communicate creative freedom and boundless energy. “So much is expressed and felt through color,” says Wieselman Schulman. “It is a powerful, meaningful,

We’re all toting cameras these days, but not everyone is a photographer. True, the technology we hold in our hands can make even the most snapshotty picture look good. But there’s more to a photo than good looks. It’s not always easy to say what that is, but most of us know it when we

It’s not easy to define what makes some artworks resonate and others catch nary a glance. You could hang 100 relatively similar pieces on a wall, and a small fraction of those works—perhaps just one—would draw more people than the others. There’s an ineffable quality that makes them magnetic. It’s a “you know it when

Stand in front of a Marcia Fraerman painting and the colors dance. They really do. Step forward, back, or to the side just a bit and the square shapes move, magically shifting in sectional dominance, presenting a kaleidoscope of possibilities. Vividly painted in multiples, Fraerman’s Color Weaves are squares at play, a series of works