What's “WhatsArt”? “WhatsArt” came from combining a favorite expression used when you cannot quite recall or explain someone or something and art. This seems to be the condition many people, even those interested in visual art, find themselves in today. So…
“WhatsArt” hopes to name, explain, and reveal the “Whats” of visual art by sharing serious-minded news, analysis, and reviews of current visual art happenings.
I welcome others to join the forum by emailing their writings to carol@taylor-kearneyarts.com.
As the curator of this blog, I will select timely articles to share.
Recent Posts
Giving It Their All: How Cerulean Arts Gallery and Studio Is Fighting Their Way Through Covid-19
"We’ve given everything we’ve got to our gallery over the last 14 years and so we’re determined to make it through." Tina Rocha and...
The Happiest of Holidays at Cerulean Arts
Welcome to you and to 2020! Before beginning with the new year, I thought it would be informative to finish up 2019 at Cerulean Arts...
Expressing Expressionism
When I hear the word “Expressionism” I think of Abstract Expressionism, the American post-war art movement centered in New York and...
Animal Paradise
Walking into Cerulean Arts Gallery this past weekend I was reminded of a little ditty from my childhood, “All the animals in the zoo are...
Poetry In Pictures
Alas, I am late to writing my blog about this current exhibition of the artworks of Fran Lightman Gibson, Andrea Lyons, Tilda Mann[CT1] ,...
Engagement as a Destination
In the Realm at Cerulean Arts Gallery presents the paintings of Brian Boutwell and Tom Csaszar. These relatively smooth paintings are...
An Uncommon View of the Commonplace
Close at Hand, an exhibition of artwork by artists Sheila Chimes, Elizabeth Heller, and Ed Kent, opens Cerulean Arts Gallery’s season...
Summer: A Time to Meet New Artists!
Part 1: Cerulean Arts Associate Collective Members Exhibition Summertime is a time of heat. And what is hotter than meeting new artists...
Summer: A Time to Meet New Artists!
Part 2: Cerulean Arts 7th Annual Juried Exhibition As galleries enter the summer months of June and July, many group exhibitions appear...
A Certain Slant of Light at Cerulean Arts Collective
Light is streaming outside and changing with the drifting clouds. This is also true as I visit the galleries at Cerulean Arts Collective...
Sojourns at Cerulean Arts Gallery
On a beautiful afternoon in the city of Philadelphia, I traveled to Cerulean Arts. Leaving the agreeable sunlight outside was tough, but...
A Travelogue at Cerulean Arts Collective
Art has a way of taking us to places both familiar and exotic. The artists at Cerulean Arts Collective Galleries this month do just that....
Cerulean Arts Pop-Up at Arden Theater
What happens when you take Cerulean Arts and mix it with the Tongue and Groove Spontaneous Theater group? An improv performance called...
When Simple Is Anything But Basic
The artwork of Laura Marconi, Nancy Neill, Gary Jenkins, Mary Powers Holt, and Jeff Thomsen is being presented at the Cerulean Arts...
The Rustle of Shadow
Spring has arrived in Philadelphia and so has a new exhibition at Cerulean Arts. Fittingly, it is of landscapes by a perennial favorite,...
Pieces and Processes at Cerulean Collective
Every month Cerulean Arts Collective presents five solo exhibitions simultaneously. This month the artists are Leslie Fenton, E. Sherman...
Reverberation at Cerulean Arts Gallery
I am late in posting this review. I was hoping to have it done before the exhibition ended. So, I am starting this review with the...
The Admirably Familiar
Cerulean Arts Collective is exhibiting the works of Andrea Beizer, Sean Carney, Carol Cole, Maria DiMauro, and Gus Sermas this month. ...
Fun With Homonyms
Carol Taylor Kearney loves to play with words, as with Plein Air, Plain Air, Plane Air. This is the title she has given to the exhibition...
Fantasia Is Reality at Cerulean Collective
Andre Breton once said, “The imaginary is what tends to become real.” The artists at Cerulean Collective galleries this month—Kathleen...