New Faces Join London Art Week
This summer, many exhibitions focus on the human form and there are many portrait highlights – perhaps life under lockdown has reminded us of the importance of the human face and the stories they mask or express.
SEWE Wildlife Paintings Fresh Off the Easel
The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE) recently announced its "Fresh Off the Easel" gallery of wildlife and nature art from premier painters and sculptors in the genre.
Spotlight on Figurative Artist Marsha Massih
A student of classical painter Frank Mason, Massih tells us what continues to inspire her own works.
A Western Connection
Intent and methodical, this artist approaches the canvas — or panel — with purpose, imparting in paint his love for Montana and all things Western.
Eanger Irving Couse: The Life and Times of an American Artist
Learn about the first scholarly exploration of Couse's lifelong interest in Native American cultures, his academic training under William Bouguereau in Paris, and his eventual relocation to Taos, New Mexico.
Art Historian Jean Stern to Retire
Art Historian, Curator, and dear friend of Fine Art Connoisseur, Jean Stern will retire from his position as Senior Curator at IMCA this month.
Friday Virtual Gallery Walk for June 19, 2020
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."
Gallery Spotlight: The Gallery at Tree’s Place
Discover the ways in which this gallery passionately connects collectors with original art that speaks to the emotions.
Scottsdale Art Auction Surpasses Ten Million Dollars
After reinventing the process of holding an art auction during these unexpected times, the recent Scottsdale Art Auction proved to be a success. Organizers offered bidding both online and in person, with safety measures in place.
The Illusionists: Presented by Michael J. Pearce
Enjoy a 15-minute video about imaginative realism, presented by Michael J. Pearce and featuring work by...