Millet and Modern Art
The exhibition examines, for the first time, the international legacy of the 19th-century French painter, Jean-François Millet.
The Royal Breeds
Learn about an exhibition from Christine Merrill, whose portraits of show dogs, sporting dogs, and beloved pets have enriched the lives of collectors around the world.
Shorebirds and Still Lifes: Egger and DiBenedetto
Anderson Fine Art Gallery will feature artists Loren DiBenedetto and Sherry Egger in their upcoming show, which you can preview here.
“The Maine Event” at Gallery222 Malvern
Gallery owner Andrea Strang tells us, “I don’t think I can be prouder than to have these seven talented ladies showing with us and with such an amazing and beautiful theme.”
Track Work: One Hundred Years of New York City’s Subway
The exhibition showcases an array of artists’ narrative interpretations over the last century and demonstrates how the subway exemplifies the diversity and community that defines New York as a city.
Guercino’s “Aurora” Rediscovered and Reunited
The pairing of the painting with its preparatory red chalk drawing “Allegory of Vigilance” represents a rare opportunity to study the dynamics of Guercino’s late working method.
25th Annual LA Art Show
As LA’s largest and longest-running art fair, this year marks a milestone for both the LA Art Show and the entire LA art community.
Frederick Brosen: Watercolors of NYC
Fourteen watercolor paintings, ranging in scale from 10 x 9 inches to 45 x 32 inches, celebrate the city that has served as the artist’s career-long muse and lifelong home.
Panel Discussion: History, Science, and American Landscape Art
Learn about an upcoming discussion on the dynamic and interdependent underpinnings of the Hudson Valley landscape across time, space, and consciousness, and three related exhibitions.
Transitional Nature: Hudson River School Paintings
Preview a selection of works by contemporary artists that will connect in powerful ways the past of the Hudson River School to the present art world.