Smiling women with protest signs, posing with man in suit and giant papier-mache head that is caricature of shouting Donald Trump.

Power of Art, Part 3 (Puppets!)
Visitors studying paintings at art show.

Artist Donates 10% of Sales to OneOrlando Fund

365 Days of Art: December 18 – Leonardo Draws Fire Set by Swiss
Two women bundled in winter clothes carry picket signs and march on sidewalk.

365 Days of Art: December 12 – Artists Protest Whitney to Demand More Female Inclusion, Cornell Hosts a Party
AIDS ribbon.

365 Days of Art: December 1 – Day Without Art

365 Days of Art: November 30 – National Portrait Gallery Censors AIDS Film

365 Days of Art: November 22 – Benton Writes About His Work; Bernstein Continues to Protest NEA
NYC landscape and architecture depicted from different viewpoints, including absurdist details like a large toilet on top of a column, with female figure, body parts in trash can and a dress on a hanger.

365 Days of Art: November 16 – Frida Writes a Letter from US, AIDS Exhibition Opens (Under Duress) After Grant Partially Restored
Black cliffs flank white sandy beaches with blue surf.

365 Days of Art: November 15 – Homer is Published, O’Keeffe is Born, Bernstein Protests NEA, Vandal is Sentenced

365 Days of Art: November 6 – NEA Withdraws Grant for AIDS Exhibition
Pollock stands on a large canvas unrolled in a field, among paint cans, crouching and concentrating, holding a paintbrush.

365 Days of Art: November 5 – Pollock Moves to Long Island, Obama Portrait Joins NYC Exhibition After Presidential Election
Bearded Vincent at easel, lovingly painting sunflowers outside.

365 Days of Art: October 23 – Gauguin Moves in with Vincent; Art Exhibition Takes on Chicago Mayor’s Brutality

365 Days of Art: October 15 – Fascist Propaganda Discusses Artworks, Lee Krasner Has First Solo Show

365 Days of Art: October 11 – AIDS Quilt is Displayed for First Time

365 Days of Art: September 12 – Dog and Teens Discover Lascaux Cave Paintings; Nan Goldin is Born

365 Days of Art: September 10 – Picasso’s Guernica Returns to Spain After 42-year Exile

365 Days of Art: September 5 – Monet Paints Wife on Deathbed, Oldenburg Protests Police Brutality

365 Days of Art: September 3 – Barnett Newman Protests Police Brutality

365 Days of Art: August 27 – Michelangelo Takes 1st Commission, Krakatoa Colors Sky for The Scream, and Guernica is Displayed for 1st Time in US

365 Days of Art: August 10 – Keith Haring Discusses AIDS Diagnosis

365 Days of Art: August 9 – Felix Nussbaum Murdered in Auschwitz

365 Days of Art: July 19 – Hitler Kicks Off Degenerate Art Fair, Gorky Returns Home to Connecticut

365 Days of Art: June 5 – Felix Partz Dies of AIDS; Is Memorialized in Photo

365 Days of Art: May 29 – Mona Hatoum Exhibition Closes

365 Days of Art: May 17 – The Guerrilla Girls Are Born!

365 Days of Art: May 5 – Winslow Homer Sketches Civil War Battle
Diego Rivera poses next to small artwork.

365 Days of Art: April 24 – Art and Politics Collide for Diego Rivera and Little Mermaid

365 Days of Art: April 18 – Exhibition of Spanish Civil War Drawings Closes at MoMA

365 Days of Art: March 31 – Goya is Born

365 Days of Art: February 28 – Picasso Painting Vandalized in Vietnam War Protest

Day With(out) Art

Election Day/Election Gloves

Maura McGurk Named Artist of the Week by theStudio4Art
Smiling artist sits in front of colorful and striking painting

July is for Patriotism, and for Giving Back, Says Artist

It Gets Better Project to Support Maura McGurk’s Solo Art Exhibition

Thank You, Mr. President

Maura McGurk’s First Solo Show: Pride and Prejudice, An Exhibition on Gay Bullying

Pride and Prejudice

The Only Art Worth Doing Is the Art That Makes Things Better: An Interview with Maura McGurk

A Long Overdue Thank You Letter to Sue Coe

An Evening with Cleve Jones

Vermont Studio Center: The Bread and Puppet Museum
Rotunda with chandelier and skylight ringed with scenes of historical judges on thrones, interpreting laws for crowds.

Chaos and Classicism at the Guggenheim
Collage from sketchbook, with watercolor, Islamic arches and oclumns.

Maura McGurk’s Sketchbook to Tour U.S.
Small satellite shapes seem to fly away from larger shape.

Maura McGurk Again Chosen as Featured Artist at climate/gallery