This is Now On: I'm Julia Morton, and we are at the Miami Art Basel Art fair asking, "Why Buy Art?"
This is Now On: I'm Julia Morton, and we are at Bit Forms, an interactive performance space for visitors to Daniel Rozin’s solo.
That was cutting-edge in 2010, it still is in 2025.
I’m Julia Morton, and this is Now On in New York City. I am looking at shows that feature art as a kind of journal. From cave walls to your walls, art has served humanity as a personal journal recording our thoughts.
I’m Julia Morton, and this is Now On in Miami Beach to see Design Miami. We are just across the street from the Miami Basel Art Fair, and this location makes the statement that design is now art. See what I mean, and hear why collectors are now looking for a table and chairs to go with the couch that matches the art.
I'm Julia Morton, and this is Now On. I'm looking at the Locksley Shea Collection, which is now on display at the Fort Lauderdale Art Museum. Collector and art dealer Gordon Locksley sat down with me and explained his curatorial philosophy. Come see the collection.
Collector Ron Dominguez has raise the bar on Low Brow with his daring art collection.
He invites us into his collection, and gives us a tour of his passion. As an early eye on the movement, Dominguez helped shape the movement’s history. It’s Now On, come see.
I’m Julia Morton, and this is Now On in New York City. I'm looking at paintings and sculptures by Kerry James Marshall, Black Romantic. The show offers nostalgic pictures from a time that never was. Marshall turns his sentimental eye on history and cultural aspirations.
The camera takes us from one gallery to another on an opening night in New York City. I’m Julia Morton, and this is Now On.
I’m seeing several shows exploring the portrait. And why not? Art is about. But what is it saying about us?
A look at the landscape as a concept. I’m Julia Morton, and this is Now On: We are out and about in New York and Brooklyn, looking at new landscapes. Some external, some eternal, internal, and external. What have contemporary done to this ancient genera? Come find out.