Sculptor's Muse - Light. In this episode Tracy discusses light in the studio and how light can be used in exhibiting finished works of art.

In this Art Review we will look at a Renaissance sculptor, Francesco Laurana and his approach to portraiture of that era. Image courtesy of the Art Renewal Center©, (ARC) www.artrenewal.org

In this episode of Sculptor's Muse, Tracy discusses the age old 'paragone' or feud: which is supreme? Painting or Sculpture?

Happy New Year! We will start this year off with a 'visual feast.' Pieter Claesz was a 17th century Dutch painter and we will discuss his intriquing still life painting that features a Peacock Pie. Image Courtesy of the National Gallery of Art, Washington

In this episode of Sculptor's Muse Tracy talks about the art of changing of seasons as we look to the new year. Hans Rookmaaker (any of his works are incredible, but my favorites are Art Needs No Justification, Modern Art and the Death of a Culture, Our Calling and God's Hand in History. You can find reprints on Amazon or search used books on addall You can read online: G.K. Chesterton, The Everlasting Man

Merry Christmas! Todays Art Review will look at 19th. British sculptor Richard Lucas and his delicately rendered "Nativity". © V & A Museum, London

For this year's Christmas Eve's Eve episode of Sculptor's Muse, Tracy will discuss the inspiration behind her Christ Child sculpture.

In this episode of Sculptor's Muse - Tracy discusses the history of the Nativity scene and the symbolism within the pieces displayed.

Anton Raphael Mengs painted this beautiful painting of The Adoration of the Shepherds. His lifetime followed the end of the Rococo and saw the rise of the Neoclassical style in art. Image Courtesy of the National Gallery of Art, Washington