You can sign on the back, on the edge, on the top, embedded within the composition, wherever. Makes no difference.

Nobody likes art dealers. Even dealers don't like dealers, but that's another article.

Why do I have to write an artist statement? It's stupid. If I wanted to write to express myself I would have been a writer.

There are two ways to think about Phoenix in terms of art. We're either coalescing, or it's a free for all. We’re in a place where we’ve yet to establish a solid identity, but not quite old enough to pick one.

Artists everywhere work hard to sabotage their careers, compromise their reputations, make sure they never get shows, and maintain art world statures of consummate anonymity.

The number one question artists ask is how to get representation, and this is a bit of a catch-22...

You want to be successful as an artist, right? Sure you do. But the only way to be that is if you have a cohesive coherent grip on what you're doing...

Improvisational comedy was a relatively obscure art form until the mid-nineties. While you can’t find the better-known training centers such as Second City or IO West in the Valley, there is certainly no shortage of venues offering anything to suit your improv fancy.

Greenburg is weeping: The Phoenix Art Museum Goes All Barrett-Jackson on Our Asses