Fine Art Today

“Their distinct styles complement each other as they transform color and form into the natural world,” says the gallery owner, “reminding the viewer that beauty is found in the expected and the unexpected.” Discover the artists in this exhibition preview.

Kate Starling uses her past as a geologist and national parks ranger to capture the intricacies and sensory experience of public places, which she expresses through landscape paintings with an intimate perspective.

This showcase is a juried exhibition opportunity open to members of the American Impressionist Society. Get the details in this announcement.

“There’s no better way to get to know a place on earth than to sit for a couple of hours and contemplate it while painting,” says the artist.

2019 marks the 350th Anniversary of Rembrandt van Rijn, the greatest master of the Dutch Golden Age. To celebrate this important anniversary, the Rijksmuseum is staging “The Year of Rembrandt,” an extraordinary year of special events and exhibitions celebrating the work of one of the world’s greatest artists.

This show features 80 luminous pastel paintings in a variety of genres — landscape, urbanscape, portrait, and still life — rendered in realistic to abstract forms.

This Monet painting now boasts an auction record for the artist, as well as an auction record for any work of Impressionist art.

Featuring original paintings, works on paper, vintage posters, and accompanying artifacts, this exhibition highlights the changes to daily life in America during three very different decades: the “Fabulous Forties” to the “Sensational Sixties.”

Exploring cultural topics such as the environment, feminism, and social commentary, this exhibit showcases a shift from traditional representations to new ideologies and expressions of the West.

“Since most of my paintings are invitations,” says Nicolas Martin, “people’s reactions are very often based on what they would like to do in this room.”