From the Latest Issue of Fine Art Connoisseur
A Changing Art Market
Recently I have been reviewing this magazine’s back issues, and I am struck by how often — before the pandemic — we covered ...
Sneak Peek: Fine Art Connoisseur, May/June 2024
Hot off the press > Mark your calendars to catch these upcoming shows of the season, enjoy insightful articles on artists to watch, old masters, and more.
Unnamed Figures: Black Presence and Absence in the Early American North
Despite their importance, the experiences and contributions of Black people have generally been invisible in our country’s historical artworks...
Cowgirl Up! Returns
This edition of 'Cowgirl Up!' will feature 65 emerging and established talents, selected from over 300 applicants.
In Honolulu: African American Prints from the Steele Collection
A new acquisition has radically transformed HoMA’s representation of artists of color, and this year it is celebrating with ...
Major Retrospective of French Sculptor Camille Claudel
“Revered in France, and now widely sought after by museums around the world, her deeply moving images of the human body are one of the high points of romantic sculpture in Europe..."
Join Us for a Rare Fine Art Trip to Venice
This high-end, VIP-level luxury trip to Venice includes hotels, touring transportation, and most meals. Art lovers and spouses are welcome. There's even an optional ...
Artist Spotlight: Larry Cannon
I sought my inspiration from plein air painting along the beautiful California coastline and in her lush valleys and mountains.
Sagebrush and Solitude: Maynard Dixon in Nevada
On view are nearly 150 Maynard Dixon paintings and drawings, many rarely or never seen before. From 1901 through 1939, Dixon made several trips to depict the striking landscapes and ...
Virtual Gallery Walk for April 19th, 2024
As part of our effort to continue to help artists and art galleries thrive, we're proud to bring you this week's "Virtual Gallery Walk."...
The Painting That Most Resonated with T. Allen Lawson
"I awarded this small figurative painting first place because of its emotional quality," Lawson said. "I believe it was ...
Artist Spotlight: Cynthia Inson
How did you get started and then develop your career?
Cynthia Inson: I returned to painting when Covid shut everything down. I painted to remain...
