Faye Fayerman, Artist

11/09/2026

Always Brilliant🎨

11/02/2026

Image 1: “October Gold”, 2026
Image 2: “October Red”, 2026
Vancouver rain stopped for a minute the sun came out and glistened us with gold and red !


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11/01/2026

With much sadness

10/31/2026

With sadness

Ursula von Rydingsvard, a sculptor whose monumental objects were partly inspired by her childhood in post-World War II refugee camps, died in her Manhattan home this morning, October 27, at 84.

During her over five-decade career, Von Rydingsvard chipped away at enormous cedar beams to create a menagerie of massive sculptures, from an assembly of cones to a 17-foot-tall tornado-shaped behemoth made from 15,000 pounds of wood. The abstract sculptor worked with an array of other materials, including bronze, textiles, and animal intestines.

“She was like the sun. She was this force that pulled people in and kept them orbiting around her,” her studio manager Courtney Childress told Hyperallergic in a phone interview. “She moved through the studio like her hair was on fire, and could never slow down.”
Image: Artist Ursula Von Rydingsvard poses in the Yorkshire Sculpture Park with her works at the Venice Biennale on May 5, 2015. (photo Venturelli/Getty Images)

10/31/2026

With much sadness Ursula von Rydingsvard

10/30/2026

Sadly

Patrick Stewart, the sophisticated actor who brought a Shakespearean touch to Star Trek and X-Men as he made an otherworldly transformation from British stage veteran to sci-fi icon, has died. He was 86.

Stewart died Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles following “a brief and poignant journey with Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia,” longtime spokesperson Kelly Bush Novak announced.

Read more about Stewart’s life and legacy at the link in bio.

Photographer: Tommy Garcia, courtesy of ID-PR