Devastation of War Archival Discovery Reveals a Ruined Berlin By Solveig Grothe Spiegel Online International May 7, 2010 Forgotten for decades, a trove of post-war photographs from 1945 has recently been unearthed. The snapshots illustrate the devastation of the German capital and capture the desperation of the city in the weeks after the end of [...]

The work of Bessemer native Prentice Herman Polk (1898-1984) is featured at the Birmingham Museum of Art in its African-American Art Gallery until May 23, 2010. I’m not sure if the above is an example of his work, however, although it does represent the Tuskegee Institute. This second installation in our African-American art gallery explores [...]

Here is a review of Arthur Price’s work, written by Haynes Horne on the occasion of the almost-closing party of the show. Luckily, the work will continue to be open for viewers on weekends at the Pepper Place. Displacing Time: Observing Art Price’s Monumental Canvases at Pepper Place by Haynes Horne Looking at Art’s vast [...]

Arthur Price’s large-scale imaginative work covers the walls of small and large spaces in the former Masonry Arts and Europa Antiques location at Pepper Place in Birmingham. Some of the many enchanting and magical images include Sea Horse One and Two (119 inches X 58 inches), Day of the Dead Festival, splendidly large at 119 [...]