Artist and Collector Profiles

Take a journey with Fine Art Today into the “secret places” painted by artist Chris Strunk.

How can feelings be put into ground pigment and linseed oil? When a viewer finds a deeper meaning beyond the portrayed subject of a painting, what are they responding to? Mary Pettis addresses this and more in the following essay.

Help us congratulate the Overall First Place winner in this round of the PleinAir Salon, judged by artist Michele Dunaway.

Discover the inspiring moment behind this award-winning painting, and see more works by the artist here.

As Levitina’s education and life experience continue to evolve, so too does the way she sees the world and seeks to convey it...

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...

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

Wondering what to collect next? Here’s a tip: ask an artist. They are, in fact, some of the most knowledgeable, insightful, and avid (bordering on obsessive) collectors you’ll ever meet.

"To constantly strive to get better at my craft as well as remain open to what I see and feel and think is an ongoing way of life."

My intention for my art is to serve as a conduit, a visual language for the spiritual connection between us.