Aix-en-Provence, France en Juillet Summer has arrived! Clear, hot sunny days, colbalt blue skies, cigales (cicadas) doing their wall-of-noise sound, à la Phil Spectre. Tourists descending like locusts, devouring all the pleasures in sight, determined to enjoy themselves at all costs. Sculpture in Aix No. 1/ ©2010 Robert D. Hale. Provence is abuzz with activity. …
Plasticiens. What does this word mean to you? Give up? Well, I almost did. When I would see the word printed at various exhibitions around town, used to describe the genre of the artist, I just couldn’t get the reference. I mistakenly thought it referred to an artist who worked in plastic, yet I could discern no plastic in their pieces. I persisted in my quest to solve this ancient riddle, and after questioning different artists, I got it.
The African-American artist Tony Ramos having lunch with another American artist Charlotte Novitz ©2010 Robert D. Hale Image from my first exhibition in France ©2010 Robert D. Hale Aix-en-Provence France I had been coming to Provence every six months since 2006, it was only in July of 2009 that I finally made the permanent move; …
This is a photo Essay of the city we now call Los Angeles by Leo R. Barrera for Atelier Visit. It illustrates a sliver of the city’s many faces who more than 3.5 million people call home. The city originally named “El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora de Los Angeles de Porciuncula” in 1781 by Spanish …
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