Category: Art
Enjoy an artful stroll through Lake Oswego
Posted by Debbie Stone | Sep 20, 2024 | Art, Columns, Featured, Put a pin in it!, Travel | 0 |
Outdoor art takes centerstage at the Minneapolis S...
Posted by Debbie Stone | Jun 20, 2024 | Art, Arts & Culture, Columns, Featured, Museums, Put a pin in it! | 0 |
History’s Most Successful Fine Gemstone Artist Deb...
Posted by Merilee Kern | Jun 4, 2024 | Art, Artist Interview, Featured, Interviews | 0 |
Make Bellingham your next Northwest escape
Posted by Debbie Stone | May 31, 2024 | Art, Arts & Culture, Columns, Editor's Picks, Featured, Put a pin in it! | 0 |
The Masterclass: Creative Wellness Retreat, The La...
Posted by luxebeat | Mar 27, 2024 | Announcements, Art, Wellness Retreats | 0 |
Delve into the life of an icon at ‘Frida Kahlo, an Immersive Biography’
by Debbie Stone | Oct 3, 2022
Immersive exhibitions are the hot ticket these days, attracting crowds of eager folks seeking...
Read MoreImmerse yourself in Monet with a visit to Giverny
by Debbie Stone | Sep 15, 2022
It wasn’t enough for me to stare in awe and drink in the beauty of Claude Monet’s ravishing...
Read MoreFirsts London’s Rare Book Fair announces theme for its 65th edition
by luxebeat | Aug 2, 2022
16-18 September 2022 Preview evening: Thursday 15th September Firsts: London’s...
Read MoreTips on finding a reliable printer for art consultants
by luxebeat | Jul 28, 2022
As an art consultant, you’re a visual storyteller. Working in various mediums and with artists of...
Read MoreBoca Raton Museum of Art: Artist Bonnie Lautenberg’s “Art Meets Hollywood”
by luxebeat | Jul 18, 2022
The new exhibition “Art Meets Hollywood” is the museum premiere of Bonnie Lautenberg’s new series...
Read MoreCreating a Photo Mosaic: 5 Tips
by luxebeat | Jul 15, 2022
Creating memorable collections of photos into books is a classic. Mosaics are the other option, and they can be just as effective. Read on for more.
Read MoreInteract with nature and art at the Price Sculpture Forest
by Debbie Stone | Jun 16, 2022
Whidbey Island is a popular destination for Seattle area residents, as well as for visitors to...
Read MoreChihuly Garden and Glass is a sculptural wonderland
by Debbie Stone | Jun 7, 2022
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player… Seattle’s noted cultural scene...
Read MoreNew Nature-Inspired Installation by Artist Jake Messing for Harmon Guest House
by luxebeat | May 4, 2022
Harmon Guest House, an award-winning and environmentally friendly retreat in the heart of...
Read MoreOpen Impressionism Artist Erin Hanson [ARTIST INTERVIEW]
by Sherrie Wilkolaski | May 4, 2022
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player… For painter Erin Hanson, working...
Read MoreArtist Robi Walters [INTERVIEW]
by Sherrie Wilkolaski | Mar 24, 2022
Robi Walters is a London-based artist who has his own gallery and studio space in the heart of...
Read MoreNC Luxury Furniture Designer Brian Boggs [INTERVIEW]
by Sherrie Wilkolaski | Mar 6, 2022
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player… North Carolina holds a special...
Read MoreHigh-end Custom Wall Art Design Ideas
by Sherrie Wilkolaski | Feb 27, 2022
Nothing dresses up a room like custom artwork. After the wall color has been selected, window...
Read MoreFrench Artist Lucas Beaufort [INTERVIEW]
by Sherrie Wilkolaski | Feb 17, 2022
All images courtesy of Lucas Beaufort. My name is Lucas Beaufort, I’m a French dreamer living...
Read MoreHotel Zetta Presents “Mischievous Monsters” Live Art Exhibition February 18 | 6-9:30 pm | San Francisco
by luxebeat | Feb 17, 2022
Hotel Zetta, boasting ultra-modern guest rooms, innovative health & wellness programming and...
Read MoreNew Mexico State Capitol is a roundhouse of art
by Debbie Stone | Feb 10, 2022
Art doesn’t necessarily come to mind when you think of state capitol buildings. Typically, most...
Read MoreArt and technology seamlessly meld in ‘Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience’
by Debbie Stone | Jan 25, 2022
My parents started taking me to the Art Institute of Chicago when I was a child. They wanted to...
Read MoreTake an artful stroll in Tigard
by Debbie Stone | Jan 6, 2022
Oregon’s Tualatin Valley is home to award-winning wineries and craft breweries, scenic wildlife...
Read MoreYou’ll fall hard for Boothbay Harbor
by Debbie Stone | Nov 23, 2021
I’m on a treasure hunt for trolls at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens in Boothbay, Maine. Yes,...
Read MoreThe Art inspired Hotel SLO
by Jill Weinlein | Oct 14, 2021
Opening in 2019, the luxe Hotel San Luis Obispo celebrates creativity, culture and art with its...
Read MorePainter Kim DeJesus [INTERVIEW]
by Sherrie Wilkolaski | Aug 19, 2021
Los Angeles painter Kim DeJesús dips her brush into a mixture of acrylic, oil paints to create her...
Read MoreJoyful expression at the heart of Santa Fe artist’s work
by Debbie Stone | Aug 12, 2021
Alice Bailey freely admits to being a “mosaic addict.” The Santa Fe woman first discovered the art when she and her husband tiled their guest bathroom. “I found I really liked gluing stuff to the wall,” she says. “And my...
Read MoreOlympic Sculpture Park is an urban oasis
by Debbie Stone | Jun 24, 2021
Outdoor art is a boon for urban areas. It enhances the city, adds color and vibrancy to its cultural fabric and provides unique spaces for artists to showcase their work. Bringing art from behind the walls also offers an...
Read MoreStreet artist Sellout [INTERVIEW]
by Sherrie Wilkolaski | May 20, 2021
Street art is an interesting medium. Is it art? Is it vandalism? Or is it a part of our culture that should be further explored and appreciated. The question is not as simple as it may seem and it is one I posed to street artist...
Read MoreExploring ‘Transfigured Immortality’ with German-Egyptian Sculptor Dr Gindi
by Andrew Rossow | Feb 4, 2021
She revels in the physical aspect of humanity, but also in the psyche of the fleshy nature. Dr...
Read MoreNourish body, mind, spirit at Origin
by Debbie Stone | Jan 26, 2021
Editor’s Note: Ra Paulette’s Oscar nominated documentary, “Cavedigger” is included in...
Read MoreAustrian Artist, Helmut Koller Brings Esoteric Manipulations of Nature to Life in Modern Day ‘Pandora’
by Andrew Rossow | Dec 3, 2020
If you thought the creatures and animals James Cameron brought to life on Pandora in the 2009...
Read MoreSanta Fe’s outdoor art is a feast for the senses [PHOTO ESSAY]
by Debbie Stone | Oct 27, 2020
Santa Fe is well-known nationally and internationally as an art mecca. With several hundred...
Read MoreHow to Become a Professional Photographer
by luxebeat | Jun 29, 2020
Are you a creative individual? Being a photographer can help you express your imaginative side...
Read MoreBring World-Class Wine & Art Into Your Home with The Donum Estate’s Personalized Tasting Kits
by luxebeat | May 6, 2020
The Donum Estate, the award-winning, estate-grown Pinot Noir and Chardonnay producer and...
Read MoreDramatic Waterfall in Madrid is Inside a Hotel and Has No Water
by luxebeat | Feb 21, 2020
Starting February 26th, Madrid will be filled with the finest international art as part of the new...
Read MoreLuxe Art by 47 Artisans at Japan House Los Angeles
by Jill Weinlein | Dec 14, 2019
When d47 MUSEUM opened in Shibuya, Tokyo, it also included a restaurant and a store displaying...
Read MoreContinued Growth for Global Art Market, Active Buying by Millennial Collectors
by luxebeat | Mar 8, 2019
Global art market up 6% to an estimated $67.4 billion, its second highest level in 10 years. US retains position as the largest market; and the United Kingdom regains its place as the second largest market ahead of China. UBS...
Read MoreYountville’s Fascinating Art Walk
by Jill Weinlein | Nov 29, 2018
For the past eight years the town of Yountville in the Napa Valley wine country, has displayed an exquisite outdoor art collection by local and U.S. artists. Over 30 colorful pieces of art enhance Washington Street,...
Read MoreLong Lost Painting by Daniel Ridgway Knight Surfaces
by luxebeat | Nov 26, 2018
Rehs Galleries Inc., a New York gallery specializing in 19thand 20th-century works of art,...
Read MoreAqua Art Miami Announces 14th Edition 12/5-12/9
by luxebeat | Oct 27, 2018
Aqua Art Miami will kick off its 14th edition at the Aqua Hotel (1530 Collins Avenue...
Read MoreAn Insider’s Guide to Art Fairs
by luxebeat | Jun 10, 2018
By Jeremy Larner Art fairs have seen a tremendous boon over the past decade. Taking place...
Read MoreWojciech Fangor Exhibition at Heather James Fine Art New York
by luxebeat | Apr 19, 2018
A new addition to the Upper East Side gallery scene, Heather James Fine Art New York, located...
Read MoreArt House Hudson Exhibiting “Actual Art” Icon Tery Fugate-Wilcox
by Sherrie Wilkolaski | Jul 21, 2017
In a recent Luxe Beat Magazine exclusive interview, I talked with Art House Hudson gallery owner...
Read MoreExclusive Haus Alkire Designer Luncheon
by luxebeat | May 6, 2017
On May 2, Bay Area fashion luminaires and notables gathered at W San Francisco as W Hotels...
Read MoreStreet Art
by luxebeat | May 4, 2017
Street Art is a rising trend in the travel industry. Artists around the world are creating unique...
Read MoreThe Leopard at des Artistes: Superb Food and Nostalgia
by Lillian Africano | Mar 16, 2017
Sometimes a meal is served with something extra that makes it truly memorable. During a recent...
Read MoreA Giacometti Pilgrimage
by Debbie Stone | Dec 6, 2016
Switzerland is known for many things, including top-of-the-line watches, rich chocolates, a fine...
Read MoreTake a Contemporary Art Journey Through Asia
by luxebeat | Nov 17, 2016
Remote Lands, the world’s leading ultra-luxe Asia travel designer, has teamed up with luxury hotel...
Read MoreDesai Foundation Celebrates Diwali on the Hudson
by Kimberly Fisher | Nov 10, 2016
The Desai Foundation held its third-annual Diwali on the Hudson benefit on October 26, 2016. This...
Read MoreAdrien Brody’s exhibit “Hooked” Star-Studded Opening
by luxebeat | May 12, 2016
It was a star-studded open for at the VIP Preview of Art New York and CONTEXT New York, kicking...
Read MoreExperiencing New Beginnings Through Art
by Renee Phillips | Feb 4, 2016
“It all begins when the soul would have its way with you.” ~ Emerson Every minute of every day is...
Read MoreMunch: Van Gogh — Exhibition at The Van Gogh Museum
by Renee Phillips | Dec 3, 2015
Ask any artist or art enthusiast to name their favorite artists and invariably Vincent van Gogh...
Read MoreFour Artists Convey the Power of the Human Spirit
by Renee Phillips | Nov 5, 2015
In art it requires enormous discipline and many years of practice to master the human form. It is...
Read MoreAsheville’s Hidden Gems
by Debi Lander | Oct 1, 2015
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player… Editor’s Note: This article...
Read MoreThe Elegant Art Hotel in Shanghai
by Jill Weinlein | Sep 3, 2015
While visiting our daughter who was studying at Donghua University in Shanghai, my husband and I...
Read MoreCollection of Unique Artists
by Kaitlyn Phillips | Aug 20, 2015
The true beauty of art is that it’s completely personalized. Each artist incorporates a part...
Read MoreExallo – in Wood We Trust
by Lisa Collins-Haynes | Aug 7, 2015
Exallo meaning “wood in different ways” in Greek, is home of the sexiest little hand-carved bow ties you’ll ever need in your arsenal of accessories. The concept is the brainchild of brothers Leonidas and Harry Souras who hail from the foothills of Mount Olympus in Greece. After they graduated from the university (Leonidas with a degree in Interior Design and Harry with a degree in Mathematics); there was a natural progression back to their roots.
Read More10 Great Places to Discover Art and Culture
by Kaitlyn Phillips | Jul 30, 2015
Have you ever wondered what the best places are for art and culture experiences? This is our list...
Read MoreThe Art of Living Well
by Linda Cordair | Jul 23, 2015
“Don’t settle for art that doesn’t lift your soul. In one’s home and workspace, the art is not supposed to match the couch—it is supposed to match your personality.” – Linda Cordair, www.cordair.com
Read MoreElke Daemmrich: Winner of A Luxe Beat Magazine Award
by Renee Phillips | Jul 16, 2015
Elke Daemmrich creates dynamic, colorful paintings in addition to detailed engravings that...
Read MoreThe Indefinable Magic That is Cuba
by Debbie Stone | Jul 9, 2015
Cuba has been a forbidden fruit for Americans for more than a half-century and the mystique surrounding it has continued to grow over the years. It has captivated our attention and piqued our interest, which is why I jumped at the chance at visiting our neighbor to the south when given the opportunity.
Read MoreClementine Hunter Murals in Natchitoches, Louisiana
by Debi Lander | Jul 2, 2015
Have you ever driven through a city or town and immediately wanted to stop and explore? That’s how...
Read MoreCammy Davis, Mixed-Media Artist Extraordinaire
by Maralyn Hill | Jun 4, 2015
Cammy Davis came to my attention as a result of my being a guest on her show, “Art on the...
Read MoreA Perfume Heaven in Barcelona
by Inka Piegas-Quischotte | May 15, 2015
Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter is a maze of small squares and narrow, sometimes cobbled, streets....
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