The Impressionist Art Revolution: Monet to Matisse
Celebrating the 150th anniversary of the first Impressionist exhibition, "The Impressionist Revolution" invites visitors to reconsider ...
Available Art: Paintings of Conejo Valley and the Malibu Coast
In this solo exhibition, experience the beauty of Southern California through the eyes of Thousand Oaks artist ...
On Loan From Rome: “Judith Beheading Holofernes”
The monumental canvas ranks among Caravaggio’s most groundbreaking masterpieces for its bold realism and the theatrical staging of its biblical subject.
Urban Visions, Life in Motion
“As a contemporary realist, it’s never enough to copy what’s in front of me. I want to go deeper and search for what is most significant."
Walt Gonske: The Church Series
Churches and cemeteries hold a special fascination for Walt Gonske, so much so that ...
Opening Soon: 20th Annual Quest for the West
At the 2025 Quest for the West, viewers will see railroad cars, narrow canyons, rope lassos, dusty windows and radiant skies. Through these artworks, imagined stories blend with ...
Daingerfield & the Tonalist Instinct
Often emphasizing twilight or dawn landscapes, tonalist works evoke introspective, serene, or even ominous atmospheres, prioritizing mood and emotional resonance over detailed realism.
Portraits of Dublin
Long devoted to telling the story of Irish art, this Midwest museum is set to mount the first monographic exhibition in 40 years devoted to one of 19th-century Ireland’s foremost artists ...
National Sculpture Society’s 92nd Annual Exhibition
Once again this show graces Brookgreen Gardens, which became America’s first public sculpture park in 1931, when ...
2025 International Biennial Portrait Competition
Don't Miss > Juried in by the institution’s executive director, David A. Hummer, the works on view reflect the unique relationships between artists and sitters, and have been ...