Fine Art Today

Rather than cancelling this event due to COVID-19, SWAIA has teamed up with Santa Fe’s Clark Hulings Fund for Visual Artists to create a virtual platform through which art lovers can see and buy artworks they would have discovered on the streets of New Mexico’s historic capital.

Featured Artwork: Mary Bentz Gilkerson Dawn Light, Edisto 8 x 10 in. Oil on Panel $750.00 Available through the artist Using the changing color and light of an impression, the...

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

This year marks the 20th anniversary of Barbara Prey Projects, a gallery and exhibition space in Port Clyde, Maine, housed in what was once an inn frequented by such locals as the artist N.C. Wyeth...

Although it’s been many thousands - if not millions – of years since ancient civilizations and some extinct animal species flourished, their legacies continue to fascinate and live on through the creative vision of artist James Gurney. Welcome to Dinotopia and other lost worlds.

Pastel artist Nancie King Mertz works from photo references and from life en plein air. Known for her cityscapes of Chicago, here she explains how she takes a dull reference photo and creates from it a lively scene.

Peter Trippi recently co-hosted a conversation with Betty Stadish of the Wethersfield Academy for the Arts with special guests...

Painters paint what they know, love, and understand, which for many means the infinite sources of inspiration found in nature. Deeply moved by his life experiences “running amok” in the rural Midwest, this artist has found his own creative way to answer the call of the wild.

Travel back in time to experience the iconic American painter like never before in this major loan exhibition that features 57 of Hopper’s paintings, drawings, watercolors, and magazine covers.

Because of our intimate familiarity with it, the human body in art has a unique ability to communicate an infinite variety of emotions, ideas, concepts, and stories, which is why Martin Eichinger prefers to be called a narrative artist rather than a figurative sculptor. What story will you find?