The Art that Feeds the Mind and the Belly
In my current show, Remixed Messages (which opens tonight in just two short hours!) the art remixes not only many different kinds of imagery, but also the resources associated with the art and its commerce… Thanks mainly to the gallery’s
The Art that Feeds the Mind and the Belly
In my current show, Remixed Messages (which opens tonight in just two short hours!) the art remixes not only many different kinds of imagery, but also the resources associated with the art and its commerce… Thanks mainly to the gallery’s
This Review just in: Smashing It Up!
A huuuuuggge! thank you to author John Seven for his recent review of my artworks in the soon-to-open show “Remixed Messages: artworks by Gregory Scheckler 1990-2011“ The review appears at the North Adams Transcript, or, you can read a pdf
This Review just in: Smashing It Up!
A huuuuuggge! thank you to author John Seven for his recent review of my artworks in the soon-to-open show “Remixed Messages: artworks by Gregory Scheckler 1990-2011“ The review appears at the North Adams Transcript, or, you can read a pdf
Remixed Messages, another preview
Everything’s coming together nicely for my upcoming big solo show at the end of this month: Remixed Messages: Artworks by Gregory Scheckler 1990-2011, opening at Gallery 51 on Sept. 29th. You may have previewed some of the paintings at this
Remixed Messages, another preview
Everything’s coming together nicely for my upcoming big solo show at the end of this month: Remixed Messages: Artworks by Gregory Scheckler 1990-2011, opening at Gallery 51 on Sept. 29th. You may have previewed some of the paintings at this
Remixed Messages Early Preview
I have a big solo show coming up at the end of this month: Remixed Messages: Artworks by Gregory Scheckler 1990-2011, opening at Gallery 51 on Sept. 29th. The show’s coming together nicely — many new paintings, some never-before-seen thingamajigs,
Remixed Messages Early Preview
I have a big solo show coming up at the end of this month: Remixed Messages: Artworks by Gregory Scheckler 1990-2011, opening at Gallery 51 on Sept. 29th. The show’s coming together nicely — many new paintings, some never-before-seen thingamajigs,
How to Become an Art Professor, part 2
UPDATES: I’ve put together the blog posts about how to become a college professor into one handy essay: Arts in Education- Becoming a College Art Professor (link opens pdf file). The essay’s a lot better organized, edited than this post
How to Become an Art Professor, part 2
UPDATES: I’ve put together the blog posts about how to become a college professor into one handy essay: Arts in Education- Becoming a College Art Professor (link opens pdf file). The essay’s a lot better organized, edited than this post
What’s on the Easel?
Here’s a sneak peek: four unfinished oil paintings (16 x 20″) on my easels in my studio. These are what I’m working on during the next weeks… wish me luck the paintings are incredibly complex! These four are the beginnings
What’s on the Easel?
Here’s a sneak peek: four unfinished oil paintings (16 x 20″) on my easels in my studio. These are what I’m working on during the next weeks… wish me luck the paintings are incredibly complex! These four are the beginnings
How to Become an Art Professor, part 1
UPDATES: I’ve put together the blog posts about how to become a college professor into one handy essay: Arts in Education- Becoming a College Art Professor (link opens pdf file). The essay’s a lot better organized, edited than this post
How to Become an Art Professor, part 1
UPDATES: I’ve put together the blog posts about how to become a college professor into one handy essay: Arts in Education- Becoming a College Art Professor (link opens pdf file). The essay’s a lot better organized, edited than this post
Secrets in Seoul and Sydney
Here’s two teasers of ‘secret’ images for mail-art exhibits… The first a detail from my piece which will soon be in Sydney, Australia (in conjunction with the Museum of Contemporary Art, the show is open now, in the NAS gallery):
Secrets in Seoul and Sydney
Here’s two teasers of ‘secret’ images for mail-art exhibits… The first a detail from my piece which will soon be in Sydney, Australia (in conjunction with the Museum of Contemporary Art, the show is open now, in the NAS gallery):
How much money do most college artists earn?
How much money do most college artists earn? For those of you wondering whether or not a college degree is worth the investment… I put together the following list, which shows average wages from various college majors in 2009, based
How much money do most college artists earn?
How much money do most college artists earn? For those of you wondering whether or not a college degree is worth the investment… I put together the following list, which shows average wages from various college majors in 2009, based
Testing the iPad
I had the opportunity this week to borrow an iPad from my employer, the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. It’s one helluva device. I felt like it was much better as a general entertainment and Internet delivery device rather than
Testing the iPad
I had the opportunity this week to borrow an iPad from my employer, the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. It’s one helluva device. I felt like it was much better as a general entertainment and Internet delivery device rather than
Websites for Art Jobs and Internships
Websites for Art Opportunities including Jobs, Internships, and Apprenticeships Compiled by G. Scheckler. Please report broken links. How do you transition from your college art studies into professional careers in the arts? In addition to mastering your craft, you need
Websites for Art Jobs and Internships
Websites for Art Opportunities including Jobs, Internships, and Apprenticeships Compiled by G. Scheckler. Please report broken links. How do you transition from your college art studies into professional careers in the arts? In addition to mastering your craft, you need
Tiger, Tiger, Burning Blue
A tiger, pacing in its home… Full resolution print size is 20″ x 50″ “Tyger! Tyger! burning bright In the forests of the night, What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry? “ – William Blake, “The Tyger”
Tiger, Tiger, Burning Blue
A tiger, pacing in its home… Full resolution print size is 20″ x 50″ “Tyger! Tyger! burning bright In the forests of the night, What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry? “ – William Blake, “The Tyger”
March 2011 Moon at Super Perigee
Photos of the moon at super-perigee during March 2011
March 2011 Moon at Super Perigee
Photos of the moon at super-perigee during March 2011
Thank You, Chuck Taillefer
Unfortunately this week we lost a favorite: Chuck Taillefer passed away on Tuesday, March 1st, 2011. He was 74. Chuck Taillefer was a petite, tough-as-nails outdoors enthusiast. He loved bicycling, kayaking, and telemark skiing. He provided a kind and
Thank You, Chuck Taillefer
Unfortunately this week we lost a favorite: Chuck Taillefer passed away on Tuesday, March 1st, 2011. He was 74. Chuck Taillefer was a petite, tough-as-nails outdoors enthusiast. He loved bicycling, kayaking, and telemark skiing. He provided a kind and
Thunderbolt Trail on Greylock, January 2011
Here’s a few photos from our ascent up the legendary Thunderbolt Trail on Mt. Greylock, here in the Berkshires. This is backcountry telemark skiing at its best around here — fresh powder, good company, beautiful views, a challenging climb and
Thunderbolt Trail on Greylock, January 2011
Here’s a few photos from our ascent up the legendary Thunderbolt Trail on Mt. Greylock, here in the Berkshires. This is backcountry telemark skiing at its best around here — fresh powder, good company, beautiful views, a challenging climb and
