Capturing a Vision: The Portuguese Bend Tradition
Exemplars of the plein air tradition are featured in this exhibition, showing the Palos Verdes coastline in oil, watercolor, and pencil sketches.
A European Take on American Realism
The evolution of American realism is not a familiar story in Western Europe. Discover why artworks by famous American realists are surprisingly hard to find.
Eclectic and Impressive: A Recap of Art Palm Springs
Now in its seventh year, this innovative Palm Springs art fair boasted representation for 70 galleries. With events and tours led by scholars, curators, and critics, the well-rounded event has become quite a hotspot indeed.
The Benefits of Bi-Coastal Living
Now that Michelle Jung has found her artistic voice, she feels enthused about expressing it as fully as she can. Living in two areas helps her to do just that.
Fine Art by Daniel Keys and A Moment in the Spotlight for “Abundance”
Watch a preview of “Opus,” a fine art exhibition from Daniel Keys, and see why he was “secretly thrilled” when a collector chose another painting over the floral featured here.
Fine Art with a Dash of Humor or Strangeness
The fine art of Paula Rubino is currently on view at Ann Long Fine Art (Charleston, South Carolina).
Take a Deeper Look In the Garden: Fine Art That Celebrates Insects and Flowers
“In the Garden” examines the influence flowers and insects have had on art and material culture around the world over the course of five centuries.
Acts of Love and Destruction: Food and Fine Art
Janine Catalano encourages us to re-examine our assumptions about food and eating through the lenses of diverse artists and thinkers.
Unpublished Salvador Dalí Painting Now Available
An unpublished painting from 1932 by Salvador Dalí has been rediscovered in a private collection. Learn more about this work, including where you can now see it on display.
Discover What’s Inside the March/April 2018 Issue of Fine Art Connoisseur
On newsstands now: Garin Baker takes a fresh look at an American icon; Bryan Mark Taylor and his vanishing landscapes; Thomas Cole in a new light, and more.