Art Gallery Prints – Kerrick James Partners with ArtisanHD for his Exhibition
When Kerrick James decided to produce an exhibition ArtisanHD helped him address this challenge with exhibition-quality photo prints and on-time delivery.
How to Get Your Custom Art Prints Online with ArtisanHD in 3 Easy Steps
Ordering custom art prints online from ArtisanHD comes with a number of benefits and can be done in just 3 easy steps: Upload, Customize, and Checkout.
Large Custom Art Project: Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture
Art is in the eye of the beholder. We were recently reinspired by this while working on a large custom art project with architecture student, Richard Quittenton
Gary Burden’s Exhibit at Joshua Tree National Park
Gary Burden's custom artwork and photography of album covers is part of the 75th anniversary celebration at Joshua Tree National Park.
Free photography talk at SMoCA
Everyone is looking for a deal now a days. How about a little education and artistic enrichment too? Arizona State University professor, Betsy Schneider, will be giving a free talk on June 18th 6:30 pm at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Stage 2 located in the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts adjacent to the [...]
Edward Weston: Mexico
The Phoenix Art Museum (PAM) will be showing the work of Edward Weston that was created in a brief window of time when he lived in Mexico. Weston, along with his lover Tina Modotti, lived in Mexico for approximately three years. Tina was the inspiration for many of the pieces shown at the exhibit. A [...]
The Commons on Flickr
The Commons is a division of Flickr set up to share public domain archives with the world. They have partnered with archive powerhouses like the Library of Congress, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Smithsonian Institute to name a few. The project was launched at the beginning of the year and has been wildly successful. Within [...]
Lincoln images rediscovered
A little piece of history was rediscovered at the Library of Congress. Some previously mislabeled glass negatives were correctly identified as being from Lincoln's inauguration to his second term on March 4, 1865, by Carol Johnson, Library of Congress curator of photography. You can see a good size crowd gathered outside the Capitol building for [...]
Avedon show at the PAM
The Phoenix Art Museum continues their great series of loan exchange with the Center for Creative Photography in Tucson with a new showing of Richard Avedon's work. Avedon, perhaps one of the most recognizable names in photography, captured portraits of the famous from Henry Kissinger to Marilyn Monroe. He never stopped working, even up until [...]
The Met makes room for big prints
The largest art museum in the western hemisphere, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, (encompassing four blocks and and totaling 2 million square feet) has found some extra space to open a photography gallery. Their inaugural installation entitled Depth of Field will showcases large scale photographs that has been part of the museum's collection for several [...]