Steve Williams grew up with his family owning and operating a electrical sign manufacturing company in Jacksonville, Florida. He focused his artistic inclination into a graphic design degree, which led him to a ten-year stint, working with his family, selling and designing signs and environmental graphics.
During his tenure with the family business...
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Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Gerry Stecca grew up in surroundings that respected
both the arts and sciences. After an initial educational foray into the sciences,
Gerry changed direction, earning his B.A. in Visual Arts from the University of
California, La Jolla. In 1989 Gerry moved to Miami where he has continued to
reside and work.
A painter for most...
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I had the pleasure of sitting down recently with Spanish sculptor Marta Moreu as she was headed out the door for a summer in Barcelona and then on to Mexico for a year. Ms. Moreu has been in Miami for the past couple of years, which is where I became aware of her...
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After undergoing aesthetic renovations during the spring, the repurposed Alhambra Antiques space in downtown Coral Gables hosted a vernissage on June 16th with a new look and fresh vibe. A cross between antiques store, art gallery, and cultural space, the new old Alhambra Antiques is an intellectually stimulating experience. The current...
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A painting that Picasso created in a single day in March 1932 became the most expensive work of art ever sold at auction on Tuesday night.
In an overflowing salesroom at Christie’s, six bidders vied for “Nude, Green Leaves and Bust,” which depicts the artist’s mistress Marie-Thérèse Walter, reclining naked. When the canvas...
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