Marshall Arts

When I first started making art seriously, I painted whatever caught my interest in the moment—a landscape here, an abstract there, a still life for good measure. It was exciting, but I noticed something: the more scattered my work was, the harder it was to talk about it, to exhibit it, or to sell it. It wasn’t until I started working in series—focused bodies of work with a unifying idea or style—that things began to shift.

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

Abstract artist Evan Stuart Marshall on his career.

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