By F. Lennox Campello When I was a kid in Brooklyn, right across the street from our house was the Our Lady of Loretto church,

By F. Lennox Campello All galleries everywhere, including fabled places like New York and LA, struggle to survive and sell work in order to pay

Pictured above- Lusmerlin (Dominican Republic) – Consecration of Stardust. 48×36. Pastel & Acrylic on Wood. 2025 By F. Lennox Campello Last year, when I curated

By F. Lennox Campello This month I’m going to discuss both the March exhibition at the Art League in Alexandria (on the ground floor of

Work by Stuart Diekmeyer   Work by Michele Banks Work by Watson and the Shark photo courtesy of National Gallery of Art   By F.

By F. Lennox Campello Much has been written about the phenomenon of art fairs as the new salons of the 21st century, as magnets where

Pictured above: Carrie Garland and Alexandria-based artist Rich Moore By F. Lennox Campello   After restaurants, according to the US Chamber of Commerce, an art

By F. Lennox Campello It’s December, and as usual, and since 2006 – by the time this article hits the streets, I’ll be in Miami

Pictured above: “Stories From My Soul”, Mixed Media, 2025 by Dianne Bugash By Kevin Mellema Exclusive breaking art news. We can now report that the mammoth “Women

Pictured above: Michele Banks: Growth Vessel, Watercolor on Clayboard 20 x 16 inches; Venue: McLean Project for the Arts By F. Lennox Campello By the