Fine Art Today

Glenn Dean, Josh Elliott, and Logan Maxwell Hagege “represent a new generation of artists who are drinking from the same well of inspiration as the painters of the Taos Society of Artists well over a hundred years ago."

A five-member jury reviewed 1,750 entries, and a printed catalogue illustrating all of the works they selected will be available for purchase, as will the artworks themselves.

Wondering what to collect next? Here’s a tip: ask an artist. They are, in fact, some of the most knowledgeable, insightful, and avid (bordering on obsessive) collectors you’ll ever meet.

Don't Miss > Juried in by the institution’s executive director, David A. Hummer, the works on view reflect the unique relationships between artists and sitters, and have been ...

The Loveland Museum has organized "Rosetta: Animal Artistry, A 40-Year Journey," a retrospective devoted to a leading sculptor who ...

There’s something different on view this year at a Vermont museum renowned for its superb holdings of American material culture, especially works by folk and self-taught artists.

Over the years, this event has generated more than $400 million in sales of paintings and sculpture reflecting the American West, both historical and contemporary. This year's auction is ...

Curated with an eye for both beauty and surprise, "From the Garden" brings together a diverse roster of painters—traditionalists and experimenters alike—who were each tasked with creating garden-themed work.

“Working so directly with nature makes it feel like I’m collaborating, but with an unpredictable partner. Who knows what will appear in my studio garden? How will the petals change when pressed or if the wet watercolor, interference paint or sequins will capture the ecstasy of what I see?”