Fine Art Today

The OPA will present a selection of representational oil paintings at this upcoming exhibition, which includes a virtual awards ceremony. Get more details in this preview.

Jubilant and wild, this flock of feathered friends in the exhibition "Bird by Bird" has migrated to a gallery in New York for the winter.

Between the shorter days of winter and the stay-at-home period, now is a wonderful time to get cozy with one (or 100) books about art. This list is a good place to start.

As part of our effort to continue to keep artists and art galleries in business, we're proud to bring you this week's "Virtual Gallery Walk."

Although her stylistic and philosophical approaches make it logical to compare her with the Perceptual Painters — a group of contemporary artists who challenge the assumptions of the visual world and who focus on space, volume, color, and shapes — Santiago’s paintings are simultaneously individualistic, with a strong female viewpoint all her own.

Inspired by Percy Bate’s seminal 1899 book "The English Pre-Raphaelite Painters," Joe Setton began collecting works by the Pre-Raphaelites and the two generations of artists they inspired in 1968. Intrigued, he tracked down ...

"My goal is to paint beautifully that which is not traditionally considered beautiful." In this spotlight, landscape painter Charlie Hunter shares three of his recent works.

For ​Sedrick Huckaby,​ the African American family and its heritage has been the content of his work for several years. His wife and exhibition partner, Letitia Huckaby tells us, "The basic premise behind my work is faith, family, and legacy. It is a time capsule for the African American experience."

As part of our effort to continue to keep artists and art galleries in business, we're proud to bring you this week's "Virtual Gallery Walk."

View the top three award-winning paintings, hear what juror Ron Stocke had to say about each, and get more details on this annual watercolor exhibition.