Marshall Arts

A single fragment from the past—a fossil, an arrowhead, a shard of pottery—can tell an extraordinary story. An arrowhead, for example, may look like just a piece of stone. But in its shape and sharpness, we sense the person who once shaped it, carried it, and depended on it for survival. It becomes not only an artifact, but also a story. The same is true of fossils. An imprint of a shell, a fern, or even a dinosaur track isn’t just a mark in stone. It’s time collapsed into an

Abstract art is all about energy, emotion, and personal interpretation. Since the early 1900s, artists have pushed boundaries.

Herbert Vogel (1922-2012) and Dorothy Vogel (1935-2013) were a remarkable couple known for amassing an extraordinary art collection.

In the annals of art history, there exists a noticeable imbalance that has long persisted—a skewed focus on male artists.