by Christopher Hudgens | Aug 1, 2009 | Blog, Editorial
I wish Annie Leibovitz well and hope she gets her financial situation back on track and doesn’t suffer the pain shared by The Beatles and Stones which is the never ending chase to put the genie (rights to your own work) back in the bottle once you have sold it....
by Lisa Boyle | Jul 18, 2008 | Blog, Editorial
“My dealer is acting weird,” a friend from New York said to me recently. “Weird, how?” I asked, starting to work on my probable list of dual sided offenses and defenses between the two parties. “Weird like, I can never tell if she likes...
by Lisa Boyle | Jun 25, 2008 | Blog, Editorial
The first exhibition of paintings by Ciaran Murphy at Kavi Gupta gallery features twelve paintings on canvas, all small or medium in size. They’re painted in a style that’s become all the rage of late– that low key, often monochromatic rendering of...
by Lisa Boyle | Jun 17, 2008 | Blog
Why is it so GOD DAMNED hard to sell a piece of art around here? I can’t help asking myself this as I soon join the ranks of civilians outside the Art World proper and close the doors on my 4 year long project, Lisa Boyle Gallery. Seems I am in fashion though,...
by Meg Onli | Mar 6, 2008 | Blog
It seems as if I am only going to make posts about Tracy Emin. Here is the most recent news of Emin’s escapades . “Artist Tracey Emin has spent millions on buying a large part of a historic quarter of East London, in an attempt to halt the tide of...
