For the past two years, in collaboration with Pittsburgh Filmmakers and colleagues at Carnegie Mellon University, Doug Cooper has experimented with using his panoramic Pittsburgh landscapes as sites for motion pictures. These have used green screen technique to set live-action sequences directly into his charcoal world. The first, a five minute long animated video called “Pinburgh,” can be seen HERE.
Yesterday was the opening of Vanessa German's exhibition, The Ordinary Sacred. Through mixed media sculpture and works on paper, German has created a body of work that represents her experiences…
One of the appraiser's newsletters we read recently posted a very timely article from the Wall Street Journal about downsizing and trying to sell second-hand furniture. We specialize in selling…
