Contemporary sculptures

A Risky Change: Spotlight on Mark Yale Harris

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See how this 80-year-old sculptor’s work ethic of discipline and perseverance transferred from the hotel business to art.
Basil Ede (1931–2016), “Scarlet Ibis,” 1992, oil on canvas, 30 x 24 in., Rountree Tryon Galleries, Petworth

London: The Open Art Fair

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On view will be art, furniture, jewelry, and carpets ranging from antiquity through today — all vetted in keeping with BADA standards.
“Venise le Vaporetto” by

Art From Every Origin: BRAFA

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The Brussels Art Fair (BRAFA) features paintings, drawings, sculptures, glassware, ceramics, and other artful objects from 134 art dealers and galleries, including several that are new this year.
Bonnie Marris, “The Best Stick Ever,” Oil on canvas, 34” x 48”

This Weekend: Night of Artists

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The two-day celebration includes exclusive collector experiences, artist demonstrations, a live auction and the highly anticipated ...

Launching in L.A.

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One of the nation’s top representational galleries has moved to Los Angeles and is celebrating with an inaugural group exhibition.   Featuring the outstanding works of...

Featured Lot: Lilla Cabot Perry, “The Scent of Roses”

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In this ongoing series for Fine Art Today, we take a longer look at the history and features of a soon-to-be-available artwork of note....

January 17: Archibald Motley Ends

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Your chance to view the outstanding works of Jazz Age Modernist Archibald Motley ends on January 17. Where?   The Whitney Museum of American Art...
Pastel paintings - Anne Kindl - FineArtConnoisseur.com

A Touch of Color: Pastels on View

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Preview pastel paintings by five artists showing works at Fuller Art House.

Grand Exhibition for Grand Canyon

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The Eiteljorg Museum in Indiana will soon open a grand exhibition that tells a thrilling artistic story. Who are the major names included?   Six million...
Vera Barnett, "Classical Plastique: Rose-Colored Glasses," 2009, oil on linen

On Being Human

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"These last months have reminded us of the importance of our basic humanity and the inherent value of others," says the gallery. "After isolating, we felt a need to be surrounded by people—hence this invitational exhibition about people seen through the artist's eye."

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