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Art is bananas?
Art is bananas, but it doesn’t have to be. What if we told you that a banana is art? Or a piece of duct tape
Pa Rum Pum Pum
There are three works in this unique series done over a period of 10 years depicting the story of Christ’s birth seen through the lens
2024: A Year of Reflection
Mirrors are useful. They can reflect how things are and provide insight into where we’ve been. Artists have used mirrored objects throughout history to gain
The Curious Case of the Mysterious Painting
We take the job and process of authenticating Miriam’s work seriously so that you as a collector can have confidence in the foundational value of
The Robots Are Coming
Writing is an art. And writing about art is an art of arts. Like art, it’s hard. It’s complicated. Helk, people make careers writing about
What do Miriam McClung and Andy Warhol Have in Common?
If you are on this newsletter list, you probably want to know more about Miriam and her art. And you probably like art in general.
Meet a major influence on Miriam’s art
With Mother’s Day fast approaching, we thought we should introduce Miriam’s mother, Ellen Maddox Jackson, and her impact on Miriam’s art. Ellen (b. 1904) was
What do Miriam, Mark Rothko, and Willem de Kooning have in common?
It’s “Teacher Tuesday” — a day we’ve totally made up to explore the art teachers and influences throughout Miriam’s career. Let’s jump to 1955— specifically
Where have you been?
Whether you are just dropping by or have been hanging around this newsletter for a while and wondered where we went, let’s get you caught
