Barbara B. Buchholz

David Blackburn's "Pastels" at the Peter Bartlow Gallery are a feast for the eyes. Inspired by the landscapes of his native English countryside and his temporary Australian surroundings, Blackburn transforms...

If you have never heard of ANZAC Day, it follows that you won't know where to buy the food with which to commemorate it. Help is on the way. ANZAC...

All that's missing from Jon Langford's artworks at Eastwick Art Gallery is the sound of The Mekons and The Waco Brothers bands playing their respective punk rock and hard country...

For the first time in 90 years, Gepperth's Meat Market has changed locations--but not very far. Moving two storefronts away may seem insignificant compared to the fact that Gepperth's, an...

The exhibition of Seymour Rosofsky's work at the Thomas McCormick gallery runs the gamut of the late Chicago painter's styles: classic figures neatly posed in an academic manner; the grotesque...

When interior designer Susan Chastain married an attorney 20 years ago, she faced one of her toughest decorating challenges. Her husband, an inveterate collector who purchased mostly at auctions, had...

Even more than the French La Cornue range with its brass and stainless housing and hefty $18,000 price tag. Even more than the media center that provides the equivalent of...

Steven E. Halvorsen's carefully composed landscape paintings reveal how familiar subject matter can transcend the expected with a few changes in proportion and some endless horizons. Though much of what...

Recognizable Native American imagery -- a crow, a hawk, a snake, a headdress -- and other ritual symbols are incorporated in many of the works on exhibit at the Jan...

Some might wonder about the selection of 54 almost overly diverse paintings, prints and sculptures that are part of the winter group show titled "Unified Contrast" at Lydon Fine Art....