Sculpture Created in Self-Isolation
The National Sculpture Society (NSS) has invited artists from around the world to participate in an exhibition called "Works In Progress: Sculpture Created in Self-Isolation." Gwen Pier, Executive Director of the NSS tells us more about it in this Q&A.
Portraits of Immigrants: Unknown Faces, Untold Stories
Using her journalism skills and her talents as a visual artist, Betsy Ashton interviewed and painted a variety of people who were not born here but who chose to come to this country, or were brought here as children, seeking safety, freedom, opportunity, or all of the above.
Portrait of the Week: Portraits Aren’t Always of People
In this ongoing series, Fine Art Today delves into the world of portraiture, highlighting historical and contemporary examples of superb quality and skill. This week we consider a stunning portrait of one of artists’ favorite animals.
Creating Iconographic Drifts and Distant Memories in California
Coupled with what the gallery calls “proximity-based technology” along with compelling talent, these two accomplished female painters have taken over and beautified the walls of this San Francisco venue. Deepen your gallery experience here.
Tony Pro: Between Earth and Sky
From sweeping oil paintings to intimate works on paper, this collection captures the quiet reverence of desert landscapes and the dignified strength of Indigenous identity.
16 Artists Depict Climate Change
The objective of this art exhibition is to engage people on the subject of climate change, connecting them to real life experiences and scientific understandings about what is going on today.
William Bailey: Looking Through Time
Preview a survey of the acclaimed artist’s work in this exhibition, which includes some of his finest and rarely exhibited paintings.
Art On View: Odd Nerdrum, Painter of the North
By breaking with the avant-garde, Odd Nerdrum opposes such thinking and, as it were, repairs the avant-garde rupture.
Fine Art Cruise
Forty-five art lovers are unpacking their suitcases across North America this week, having recently returned from Fine Art Connoisseur’s sixth annual Fine Art Cruise.
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Reader’s Choice: The First Retrospective
You’ve spoken! In this occasional series we highlight one of most popular articles among Fine Art Today readers. This week we revisit a monumental...