The Comfort of Trees
On painting trees in Texas: "For years I saw nothing beautiful there until I began to see that seeing itself is beauty."
Scenes of New York City
Ranging in date from the mid-19th through the 21st centuries, the show is a visual love letter to Gotham, replete with its heart-stopping skyscrapers, humming bridges, and pell-mell of global humanity.
Family Reunion: Portrait Paintings by Timothy J. Clark
The show features more than 20 watercolors and drawings that convey Clark’s deep insights into an array of talented musicians, artists, and ...
Fascinating Florals: 17 Paintings of Flowers
Paintings of Flowers > Humans seem to be hardwired to cherish flowers, so it's no surprise that visual artists have for centuries expressed their own admiration in diverse ways...
Friday Virtual Gallery Walk for January 21, 2022
As part of our effort to continue to keep artists and art galleries in business, we're proud to bring you this week's "Virtual Gallery Walk."
Artist Spotlight: Gary Alsum
Most of Alsum’s work in the past couple of decades has been in collaboration with individual collectors or municipal entities along with the National Sculptors’ Guild (NSG).
Highlighting the Human Form
Presenting an array of works in various media, including drawings, paintings, photographs, and sculpture, this display explores the range of figurative practices thriving in artists’ studios today. Where?
More Than Technique
"All I know is that when I paint a scene close to my heart, from life, something deep inside me resonates, and I am able to recall and expand on that memory more profoundly in the studio.”
The Life of Charles M. Russell
"Back-Tracking in Memory" by Nancy Cooper Russell tells the story of the endearing, gifted cowboy artist, Charles M. Russell.
Friday Virtual Gallery Walk for January 14, 2022
As part of our effort to continue to keep artists and art galleries in business, we're proud to bring you this week's "Virtual Gallery Walk."