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Portrait of a Bicentennial Kid
A personal reflection on growing up in Weehawken during America’s Bicentennial, where tall ships, fireworks, and childhood wonder became the beginning of an artist’s way of seeing.
23 hours ago3 min read


The Beret Syndrome: Why Visibility Is Not the Same as Mastery
Visibility isn’t the same as mastery. The Beret Syndrome explores why becoming an artist takes far more than attention or appearances.
Jun 173 min read


The Unfinished Canvas: A Tribute to My Friend Ace Frehley
Beyond the legendary guitarist is a gifted visual artist. This personal tribute reflects on Ace Frehley’s paintings, creativity, and the friendship we shared through art.
Oct 22, 20255 min read


Honoring the Divine Feminine on World Poetry Day
In honor of World Poetry Day and International Women’s Month, Chantell Van Erbé shares In Praise of Shakti, an original poem celebrating the Divine Feminine, inner strength, spirituality, and the timeless power of poetry.
Mar 21, 20251 min read


Women Who Tell Our Stories: A Memorable Evening at Vanda Gallery
Chantell Van Erbé posing in front of her painting Escape from Samsara - 3/8/25 at Vanda Gallery. Women Who Tell Our Stories: A Memorable...
Mar 17, 20252 min read


Women’s History Month & My Exhibition with NAWA at Vanda Gallery
Women’s History Month & My Exhibition with NAWA at Vanda Gallery by Chantell Van Erbé. March is here, and with it comes Women’s History Month, a time to honor the resilience, achievements, and creativity of women throughout history. As an artist, this month holds a special significance for me, and I couldn’t think of a better way to begin than by announcing my participation in Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories, an exhibition presented by the National Association of Women
Mar 1, 20252 min read
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