Art On The Run

What do you really see when you visit an art museum? Do you spend more time reading the labels than looking at the painting? Did you rush by a "masterpiece" to examine something that "caught your eye?" Join photographer James Osher for a gallery talk in Three Seconds with the
Masters as he presents his perspective on how gallery visitors view original artwork in a museum setting.
With a Bachelors in Fine Arts from Carnegie Mellon University and a Masters in Fine Arts from the California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, James began his career creating a large-scale urban environmental sculpture for Cleveland State University and The New Gallery. After a thirteen year hiatus from the art community to pursue a career in the investment industry, he recognized his inherent desire to communicate through artwork
and refocused his lifework on art making.