The hottest Art Gallery Substack posts right now

California artist Adele Gilani showcases lush botanical paintings in her own gallery.
Author Danielle Krysa expresses gratitude for support during a period of limited mobility.
Artists can find inspiration and joy in the creativity of others, such as through books like 'Art and Joy' by Danielle Krysa.

The post features art by the French artist Delphine Lamarque Munico
The art is described as focused on form and color, strongly linked to architecture
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The author, as a curator, showcases exceptional artistic talents at their prominent New York gallery.
Despite not creating art themselves, the author feels a desire to be the one creating and showcasing their own work.
The author acknowledges the significance of their role as a curator in shaping the art world and supporting artists, despite their personal creative aspirations.

Anne Ryan's collages convey a sense of thrift and emotion through tiny details.
Anne Ryan started creating collages in middle age after a varied career.
Anne Ryan's advice to her daughter was to 'Live in the parenthesis of your time.'

The Jolly Contrarian Law Reports discuss a hypothetical legal case of common assault with an edible weapon involving soup throwing incident in a gallery in the UK.
The appellant in the case argued that the complainants' behavior granted him a license to act, justifying his actions based on their self-righteous attitudes and provocative conduct.
The court ruled in favor of the appellant, stating that by loudly announcing their stance and behaviors, the complainants essentially allowed others to act similarly towards them, leading to the assault being deemed justified.

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