by gailingis | Feb 27, 2020 | Art, Beauty, Books, Color, Creativity, News
Roses are red . . . We’ve all heard that little ditty numerous times. But have you ever wondered what makes red such a powerful color? Why does red make a bold fashion statement? Why does it look great as a feature wall in your home? Why does red pop on a book...
by gailingis | Dec 26, 2019 | Art, Beauty, Design, News, Writing
(Originally written and published by Sara Genn at The Painter’s Keys) Dear Artist, and to all my wonderful friends in the arts: In Canada, doctors are prescribing museum visits with the cost of admission covered by universal healthcare. “We know that art...
by gailingis | Dec 19, 2019 | Art, History, News
It was only two days after the big event, a truck smashing into the rear of my Acura RDX on I-95, in crawling traffic, and disabling the car. Obviously, I survived. It was a good time to get away with our son and daughter-in-law and enjoy being alive in Nashville....
by gailingis | Nov 8, 2018 | Art, News, Writing
The letters of artist Robert Genn have been coming to my email inbox for about twenty years. When Robert passed, his daughter Sara took over, and is doing fabulously. She often posts his letters as well as hers. Below is one of the Genn letters. They are always...
by gailingis | Sep 13, 2018 | Art, Creativity, Design, Gail Ingis Author, History, New York, News
New York City Hall, a beauty in classicism with its touch of Palladio! I studied interior design and architecture many moons ago, but my passion has not wained. New York City Hall is featured prominently in my upcoming book The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin. The...
by gailingis | Sep 6, 2018 | Art, Beauty, Gail Ingis Author, History, News, Painting, why art is stolen
This post is applicable to us all. I get these letters frequently, and from time to time love to share with their permission, which is ongoing. The Letters: Vol. 1 and 2, narrated by Dave Genn, are now available for download on Amazon, here. Proceeds of sales...
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