Like always, I tried to guess the signature color palette for the show before going inside. What would the walls have to say?

My ongoing interest in collage is also characteristic of surrealism—well-suited for unsettled times because it thrives on surprise findings and the juxtaposition of unrelated things . . .

Another look at art exhibitions and color design, this time at the Blanton Museum of Art in Austin, TX.

Introducing a new series exploring color stories in museum exhibitions.

Netsuke are miniature sculptures traditionally used as kimono ornaments, button-like toggles fastened to a sash with a silk cord. Each one can fit easily in the palm of your hand . . .

An encounter with Sophie Taeuber-Arp, a pioneer of European abstraction who was very much ahead of her time.

Like a moth drawn to the flame, lust for light must be embedded in my DNA.

Inspired by the rich tapestry of autumn colors, I decided to make another pilgrimage to Ellsworth Kelly’s Austin, an iconic structure built on the grounds of the Blanton Museum of Art . . .

I recently saw my first film in a theatre since the pandemic turned our culture upside down and inside out . . .

Located on the other side of light, the face of the deep has beckoned me for years in the form of shadows, mysteries, and unknowable truths . . .

Cosmic winds blow back hot pink curtains. A lantern careens in the breeze as a brown derby hat floats by . . .

Remember how we used to cut out construction paper flowers as kids? One of my favorites was the simple three-pronged tulip . . .

As a color theorist with a deep interest in holiday rituals, I’m obsessed with the turning of the seasons . . .

I’ve been immersed in painting projects alongside a new series of paper cutout collages . . .

From Black Lives Matter to Pride Month, color is having a moment. . . .