Of Mark & Meaning: American Women Artists
This season, central Tennessee is setting the stage to celebrate American Women Artists through a special museum exhibition and symposium.
Seeing Silence: Painting Despite War
Beloved in Nordic countries, Finnish painter Helene Schjerfbeck is relatively unknown to the rest of the world. Born in Helsinki, she witnessed civil war and two World Wars as well as the burgeoning of Finland’s national identity following independence from Russian rule in 1917. Her paintings are on view in the U.S. at ...
Patrick Farrell: Ever After
A native of Wisconsin, equipped only with an 8th-grade education, Farrell taught himself to paint like a virtuoso, ultimately mastering the highly detailed, illusionistic trompe l’oeil technique and making it his own.
Real, Surreal, and Photoreal
For a limited time, view paintings, works on paper, and even tapestries made by such talents as John Currin, Salvador Dalí, Carole Feuerman, William Glackens, Alex Katz, Fairfield Porter, Man Ray, and John Sloan.
2 Million Images of Western Art, Digitized
Resources like these are expensive to create and maintain, but priceless for users who no longer must travel to London to study them by appointment. The Courtauld deserves much praise, and ...
On View: American Flag Paintings by Gary Erbe
Seeing these American flag paintings will be an educational experience for some, controversial for others, and an awakening for all.
2026 Coors Western Art Exhibit & Sale
Featuring 80 artists from across America, the 33rd annual Coors Western Art Exhibit & Sale will again tempt collectors with ...
Of Light and Air: Winslow Homer in Watercolor
Homer’s luminous views bring viewers along on his many travels through the rugged Maine coast, Adirondack Mountains, seaside England, and sun-drenched Caribbean, and ...
Fine Art News ~ Also Worth Noting
In addition to our featured stories, Fine Art Today includes brief highlights of noteworthy happenings in the art world — from exhibition announcements to...
The Honest Eye: Camille Pissarro’s Impressionism
The exhibition traces four decades of Pissarro’s career, illustrating the evolution of his practice from his early years in the Caribbean and South America, to his time in Paris at the dawn of the Impressionist movement, to his family life in Éragny, and his later years depicting the cities and harbors of northern France.








