Painted Faces and Tradition Reborn
Although Teresa Oaxaca is largely focused on perfecting her techniques and aesthetic, her body of work already demonstrates her immense talent, eclectic taste, and unreal potential.
“Into the Distance” Wins March Salon
Please help us congratulate the Overall First Place winner in this round of the PleinAir Salon, judged by ...
Sculpting Real Women
Though their beauty verges on the timeless, most of these figures ...
Artist Spotlight: Debra Joy Groesser
Art can be very healing and is truly a universal language. One of the best experiences is when a painting touches someone so deeply that it brings them to tears.
Artist Spotlight: Nadine Robbins
Artist Nadine Robbins defines success in different ways, supporting others, commitment, staying true to your vision, and paint full-time.
Artist Spotlight: Chris Bell
What is the most interesting thing you have painted/sculpted and why?
Chris Bell: Recently, I had the pleasure of painting a working shrimp boat near...
Artist Spotlight: Poppy Balser
I take pleasure in finding interesting views or subjects and making convincing paintings of those views.
Artist Spotlight: Poppy Balser
My intention for my art is to serve as a conduit, a visual language for the spiritual connection between us.
Artist to Watch: Eva-Maria Wohn
There is a lot of superb contemporary realism being made these days; this article shines light on a gifted individual who creates bas-relief portraits.
One to Watch: Ken Goshen
The subject was ready for its close-up. The painter Ken Goshen (b. 1988) ensured that sunlight and shadow were balanced perfectly in his Astoria, Queens, studio so as to best capture the nuances of his sitter: a torn loaf of challah bread, with its billowing, yeasty interior and shiny browned crust...