The Artmere Journal
Stories from the studio, notes on collecting, and a closer look at the rooms art calls home.
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Interiors
Why texture outlasts every color decision
When collecting begins, color decides. What stays with you after a year, after three, is something harder to quantify: the physical surface of the...
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Interiors
The painting you keep discovering
An original oil painting is not a fixed object. The impasto and texture that reads one way in a photograph will read something entirely...
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Interiors
Why hallways are the honest gallery
A homeowner in Connecticut sent photographs of seven walls in her house, asking which was right for a painting she was considering. By the...
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Interiors
The wall you promised yourself
Every home has one wall that has been waiting on a decision for two years. On the fifteenth of January, after the house has...
