From Cod Pieces to Cloth and Conspiracies- a reflection on Medici era art at the Met- Brian Keeler Portraiture has long been part of my...

An essay on the process of open air expressions- Brian Keeler Simply put, the activity of painting directly from nature, out of doors, en...

An essay on the intersection of National and local issues- Brian Keeler When we see some Americans time and again doing unbelievable...

An essay on reinventing a timeless theme- Brian Keeler Ancient myths have long held an interest for me and my newest painting is within...

An Essay on Art that is collected with a purpose- The private collection of Anne Pfister- By Brian Keeler When I first met Anne Pfister,...

An essay on environmental concerns in the Susquehanna Region and beyond- By Brian Keeler A group of us formed an organization a couple of...

- Thoughts on philosophy, democracy, and the genesis of Western art- Recreating a neoclassical painting- Brian Keeler Taking the final...

An essay on the Sculpture of John Belardo- by Brian Keeler Earlier this year, on a rainy April afternoon I had the priviledge of...

An essay on purveyors of wisdom in Renaissance Florence- A book review of new book by Ross King, "The Bookseller of Florence." By Brian...

An essay on the art connoisseurship of Gil Williams- By Brian Keeler To call Gil Williams the crème de la crème of art collectors is not...

An essay on integrating art in the home and community- by Brian Keeler Tom and Anne Marie Noone have been immersed in the arts of...

The second entry of a series of articles on patrons of the arts- an essay by Brian Keeler To say that Bill Greener’s collection is...

An essay on the importance of art in our homes- by Brian Keeler (This is the first in a series of articles about patrons and collectors) ...

An Essay on Interior Perceptions- by Brian Keeler “The Doors of Perception” the title of Aldous Huxley’s 1954 controversial book about...

An essay on the visual expressions of bridges and boats- Brian Keeler As the idea for a new exhibit coalesced around the alliterative...

Musing on architecture and art (or the lack thereof)- an essay by Brian Keeler From Bellini to Brutalism and from Raphael to...

An essay on the sonorities of painting by Brian Keeler The term “eurythmic” embodies a fascinating concept that alludes to the underlying...

An essay on the mystery of night scenes by Brian Keeler The soft edges and the inchoate possibilities hidden in the shadows are part of...

Contemplating the impermanence of so many things- an essay by Brian Keeler As I was immersed in painting my most recent landscape, a...

Appreciating Angles and Atmospheres at the Baldwin Stairway in Ithaca- An essay on art and historical elements by Brian Keeler It is...