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
Expressing Expressionism
When I hear the word “Expressionism” I think of Abstract Expressionism, the American post-war art movement centered in New York and...
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...
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....
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...
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...
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...
Joy, Joy, Celebration, and Joy at Cerulean Collective
Each month I look forward to visiting the Cerulean Collective. This month promised a re-visit to three artists whose work I had seen and...
Is It New, Radical, Or You? A group exhibition at Cerulean Arts
Is It Radical Or Is It You? A group exhibition at Cerulean Arts During this past month I have stopped in twice to see the works at...
Sidling In To Side Street
Always on the look out for unique art experiences, I followed a Face Book “open studio” notice for painters Trip Denton and Harvey...
Magical! The Artwork at Cerulean Collective Galleries
“Magical” is the best word that I can come up with after seeing the various artworks of Caroline Furr, Fran Gallun, Sean Hildreth, Ritva...
STILL WORKING! : An Interview with Curator Joan Walton
From September 25th until October 13th Atlantic Gallery is hosting a group exhibition of the Alumni of the Music and Art High School...
So You Want To Create an Exhibition…
At some point, artists want and need to exhibit their art work. Whether that moment comes at the end of art school, completion of a...
Humans and Animals and Environs, Oh My!: Cerulean Arts 6th Annual Juried Exhibition
Juried exhibitions are generally a mixed bag… and in this case, I mean this as a compliment. Cerulean Arts 6th Annual Juried Exhibition...
Consistent Inconsistencies
The report I received from an artist-friend on the exhibition of art work at Cerulean Collective galleries was that it was “very...
The Holidays at Cerulean Art Collective
In a continuance of reporting the exhibitions at the Cerulean Gallery, I am covering the two exhibitions of the Collective. Why? Where...
Catching Up with Cerulean Arts Collective
Cerulean Arts began as a gallery for fine art and crafts and studio for art education. Painted the signature blue of its name, Cerulean...
Time Passages: Paintings by Michael Kowbuz and Allison Syvertsen | November 1 – 26, 2017. Artist ta
Cerulean Gallery is presenting a collection of jewel-like paintings representing familiar urban scenes of Philadelphia, even some urban deca