This exhibit, organized by the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Spain, stretches the time period between Impressionism and Abstract Art. Classic Impressionist Claude Monet, Water Lilies, 1914 Monet was intent on capturing the light and movement in the scene, attempting to evoke feelings from the viewer. In Impressionism the subject matter is real, the colors are bright and the artists used large brushstrokes and contrasting colors to give vitality to their paintings. Neo-Impressioni

What does fashion mean to you? It could be the clothing hanging in your closets, the beautiful pictures of celebrities in the magazines, or a unique accessory you love to wear that expresses your personality. If you missed the recent Iris van Herpen exhibit in Cincinnati, here is a quick overview of our impressions and how it change our mindset on the definition of fashion. My first impression of the exhibit was ‘sculpture’ and ‘did people really wear these garments?’ The g

After the Golden Globes #Oprah2020 phenomenon, my cousin astutely pondered the following: It got me to thinking, and the answer is pretty simple. Branding. Both of these two very accomplished individuals are masters at branding. Branding is more than a logo or image, it’s how you connect with people. You are more likely to listen to somebody’s message if you have a connection with them. You know what to expect from them, whether you agree with their position or not. If yo