New Senior Staff Appointments at the Met
“These accomplished individuals bring unique strengths and experience to their respective roles, while sharing in their commitment to the Museum's mission,” said Director Max Hollein.
Paintings of Long Island’s East End
An important subculture of painting the “East End” of Long Island is still active today, and thriving, thanks to the community of artists and patrons connected to this gallery.
20th Century Week at Christie’s
20th Century Week at Christie’s London brings together works by some of the biggest names in Impressionist, Modern, and Post-War and Contemporary Art, offered across nine auctions this February and March.
The Approaches of 8 Twin Cities Painters
Numerous paintings by each artist are displayed in the exhibition, creating a veritable salon-style emporium of approaches to the portrait.
Realistic Paintings of North America’s Wildlife
This artist’s scenes possess a sense of atmosphere that "transcends documentation." Learn who he is in this spotlight.
Cheri Christensen at the Texas Masters Show
Preview works by Cheri Christensen, whose paintings are on view now in Fredericksburg.
2019 “Masters of the American West” Winners
Earlier this month, Fine Art Today announced that the Autry was presenting its 22nd Annual “Masters of the American West” Art Exhibition and Sale. Discover the 2019 winners here.
A Toast to the Finer Tastes
Preview a new collection of original oil paintings in this spotlight on a Charleston, South Carolina, artist.
The Screen Show
Folding screens were especially popular in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, serving typically as room dividers and often used by their owners to dress or undress behind, but they have also been a more experimental form of artistic expression. Learn where you can see a juried exhibition of new works that explores the screen form.
To See Is Not To Speak
Don't Miss > View a Swiss painter’s oil paintings of the majestic Alps in this exhibition announcement.