Enjoying lunch at Pietro’s Prime in West Chester is the last place you would find artist Erica Brown, but I dragged her out of her house with daughter in tow. I say “dragged” because catching Erica, when she isn’t painting or working or catching her breath with a 9-month-old is a pull in the opposite Read More
Kate Stewart is an excited artist. She has a show this month at Vox Populi in Philadelphia and another show opens next month, but her real excitement is derived from the Mayan Calendar and the apocalyptic aftermath. Read More
I have always admired John Suplee’s American Impressionists Painting. Suplee is a local artist that has picked up where Horace Pippin left off, capturing the change and expansion of West Chester, PA. Read More
This isn’t about a dead artist or one that plans to retire after his Guggenheim retrospective; this piece is about a West Chester local. Diane Cirafesi has lived in WC since she graduated from West Chester University. I won’t divulge her year but she has seen the town grow and change. She believes that right now the town is the best it has ever been. Read More
I was waiting for Darcie Goldberg, photographer and Executive Director of the Chester County Art Association. She entered Teca, and I saw her blonde hair that framed her blue eyes. Her golden tan was interrupted only by her bright smile. She waved to a few acquaintances and made her way to the booth. Read More
I met an artist, Billy Basciani, at Market Street Grill for lunch. We were both excited about his upcoming show at Sunset Hill Fine Arts Gallery in West Chester. Just as all of these interviews have gone, this one was full of surprises. Read More
I met Laura at her home and studio in the borough of West Chester. I have to mention borough because it’s always cooler then just saying, “West Chester.” We walked briskly into town chatting about graphic design art and clients. We were headed to Kooma for lunch. Read More