Authored by Sam Crohn | May 25, 2025 What does it mean to know ourselves, especially when who we are is always changing?The ever-changing idea of the “self” contains myth, ideology, ego, and a continuously unfolding narrative. Over the past five years, I’ve been creating a body of paintings that explores this idea. To me, … Continue reading The Body, The Self
From a Glimpse in Sicily to a Workshop in San Diego: My Journey with Keiko Tanabe
Dr. Sherri Alpert, a cosmetic dentist and artist, finds deep connection in both fields, emphasizing creativity in art and dentistry. Her works include sculptures and Plein Air paintings, inspired by her life and surroundings. Alpert encourages others to embrace their passions, reminding them that beauty and inspiration often lie nearby.
Creating Light, Capturing Peace: My Journey in Art
By Dr. Sherri Alpert There’s something magical about standing in front of a blank canvas outdoors, brush in hand, feeling the sun on your face and the wind in your hair. It’s in these moments—whether painting the golden hills of Tuscany, the rugged coast of Ireland, or the blooming backyard I’ve lovingly cultivated in Upstate … Continue reading Creating Light, Capturing Peace: My Journey in Art
Edvard Munch: More Than a Scream
by Lauren Strock | Research credit: Judith of Artistcoveries Most of us know Edvard Munch through one unforgettable image — The Scream. It’s the face of anxiety, despair, and inner torment, and has become one of the most iconic works of modern art. But how often do we pause and consider what else Munch created? … Continue reading Edvard Munch: More Than a Scream
A Centennial Gift for the Bronxville Women’s Club
I had the honor of presenting my watercolor painting to the Bronxville Women’s Club last Sunday, as a special gift for their Centennial Celebration this year. Founded in 1925 by Anna Lawrence Bisland, the Club has been a cornerstone of community, creativity, and connection for generations. As part of the 100th anniversary festivities, I wanted … Continue reading A Centennial Gift for the Bronxville Women’s Club
April: Honoring Arts, Culture & Creativity Month
Discover the origins of Arts, Culture & Creativity Month and explore my journey in fine art—celebrating the transformative power of creativity, nature, and cultural connection.
March’s Creative Transitions: Embracing Experimentation in Digital Art
Join me as I reflect on my creative journey, share insights from my latest artworks, and embrace the balance between tradition and innovation.
The Power of Women’s Representation in Art
Art has always been a way for people to tell their stories, to process emotions, and to shape culture. But for centuries, the stories of women artists were often overlooked, their work dismissed or credited to male counterparts. Thankfully, that’s changed—though the fight for equal recognition in the art world is ongoing. This National Women’s … Continue reading The Power of Women’s Representation in Art
Five Artistic Masterpieces to Honor Love This Valentine’s Day
Explore five timeless masterpieces that celebrate love in its many forms—from tender embraces to mythological romance. Discover the passion, intimacy, and symbolism behind these works, each with a unique story to tell.
The Rise of Immersive Experiences: How Museums Can Evolve
Visitors engage with Horizon of Khufu, a VR adventure featured in venues worldwidePhoto/Fever The way we experience art and history is changing at a rapid pace, thanks to advancements in virtual reality (VR) and digital storytelling. The rise of immersive institutions—venues dedicated to large-scale, interactive digital art—is transforming how audiences engage with cultural heritage. As … Continue reading The Rise of Immersive Experiences: How Museums Can Evolve
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