Peter Max, Whose Psychedelic Paintings Defined the 1960s, Dies at 88

The art world mourns the passing of psychedelic icon Peter Max at 88. While his vibrant work became synonymous with the 1960s, Max's lasting philosophy offers invaluable guidance for emerging women artists today. He famously stated, "I make art people can afford. And that makes them happy." This powerful sentiment underscores the impact of creating accessible, joyful art. As you navigate your early career, remember the strength in art that speaks to a broad audience and brings happiness. Your work can be both profound and attainable, fostering deeper connections and a wider appreciation for your unique vision. — Source: Artnet News

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