Park West GalleryThese Early Reviews of Picasso’s Art are Adorably HystericCritics were worried that Pablo might literally destroy the world.Aug 23, 20191Aug 23, 20191
Park West GalleryHow Pablo Picasso Elevated the Ceramic ArtThe worldwide resurgence of interest in Picasso’s pottery in recent years has fostered a deeper appreciation of his ceramic works.May 2, 20191May 2, 20191
Park West GalleryWhere Discipline Meets Inspiration: The Art of Peter NixonArtist Peter Nixon expertly blends the contemporary with the classical.Mar 19, 2019Mar 19, 2019
Park West GalleryThe Artist Duaiv: A Life of Extraordinary CircumstancesPark West Gallery Director Morris Shapiro examines the remarkable life of Duaiv, one of the great contemporary Impressionists.Mar 11, 2019Mar 11, 2019
Park West GalleryMillennials are Spending More on Art Thanks to Social MediaOne of the most popular recent news trends is the ascendency of those over-the-top articles about how millennials are “killing” everything…Mar 8, 2019Mar 8, 2019
Park West GalleryAn Equivalent Life: The Genius of Artist Itzchak TarkayAn inside look at the life of one of the greatest Israeli artists of the past century.Mar 7, 2019Mar 7, 2019
Park West GalleryBehind-the-Scenes Look at Chris DeRubeis’ Metal ArtFlying sparks, dancing flames and chemical cocktails — these are the components that combine to create Chris DeRubeis’ Abstract…Mar 28, 2017Mar 28, 2017
Park West GalleryThe Art of Capturing LoveArtist Peter Nixon knew he didn’t want to be like his fellow art students who dressed in drab clothing and created angst-filled art.Mar 6, 2017Mar 6, 2017
Park West Gallery5 Reasons to Vacation in FebruaryPlanning a vacation is always a good idea. From taking time away from the stress of work to making memories with friends and family…Feb 9, 2017Feb 9, 2017
Park West GalleryLinda Le Kinff and the Every WomanThe history of art is anything but steady. From the iconoclasts of Medieval Europe to the unhinged avant-gardes of the Great War, few…Jan 30, 2017Jan 30, 2017