In the heart of New York City, a special event unfolded on September 21, 2023, one that brought a touch of whimsy to the bustling streets of the Big […]
Category: Sculpture
Exploring Portable Rock Art from Red Creek in Mississippi
Crystal, one of our rock art readers, shared her portable rock art collected from Red Creek in Perkinston, Mississippi. She has a love for finding rock art. Crystal shared, “I […]
A Christopher Columbus monument which sparks a few questions
I was walking along the Bloomfield Green when I noticed this monument to Christopher Columbus, which I saw in the text on the base that it was installed and […]
Elaborately carved stone head found in the Catskills
My blog posts on rock art continue to prompt people to email me their pictures and stories … and this one is pretty interesting. Mel from New York State […]
Original wood carvings by Alexandr Davydenko
Check out these whimsical and yet amazing wood face carvings that I bought a few months ago and added to my art collection. They are the work of Alexandr […]
5 favorite things from Salon Art + Design
I really enjoyed seeing the Salon Art + Design fair at the Park Avenue Armory in NYC about ten days ago. I want to share a few highlights, five […]
Unusual carved rock face found in Illinois
Here’s one of the more unusual rock art faces sent to me by a reader of the Artsology Blog … a gentleman named Bob writes: “My mother left me […]
The Log: readymade art found in Park Slope, Brooklyn
I was walking around Park Slope in Brooklyn last weekend, and as I was walking along 14th Street, I noticed this big object on the curb, but what grabbed […]
Portable rock art face reminds me of a Picasso sculpture
A woman shared the following picture (below left) of a small portable rock art piece that she found in Douglas County, Wisconsin, and I immediately had a visual association […]
Unidentified Marilyn Monroe sculpture on 6th Avenue, NYC
I was walking up 6th Avenue in NYC recently when I noticed this sculpture of Marilyn Monroe at West 20th Street, in front of what used to be the […]