Artist and Collector Profiles

Photo Essay: Garin Baker’s space is unique in that he and his wife, Clara, have been restoring their 4500 square-foot property by converting the attached carriage house into the perfect artist haven.

Hughes Gallery in Boca Grande, Florida — beginning its 22nd season — is hosting Hitt’s solo exhibit that opens February 15, 2022.

My response [to living in Philadelphia] was to paint and portray this Rust Belt city whose factories and jobs have been lost in the meltdown of American manufacturing.

After years of collaborative provenance research, an art collector and the painting's family heirs have announced a restitution agreement for ...

I fell in love with the magic of distant, craggy pinnacles. I created that mystical moment on a piece of paper.

What is this artist looking at, and what does she see? But first, what do we see?

Max Ginsburg is a painter with a conscience, using traditional realism and exquisite technique to explore his feelings about the human condition. Unafraid to paint the provocative and controversial social issues of our times, Ginsburg is helping bring representational painting into the contemporary age — a venture that began some 70 years ago.

Culture and legacy, as well as social injustice, spirituality, and family, are among the themes of these portraits and narrative scenes; in them, the artist uses historical references as both reminders of the past and predictions of the future.

“What are you hoping to accomplish with your collection?” Two collectors share their response.

Remember to blink as you take in these stunning still life paintings by one of today's master artists.