Why “Water” Is Wonderful
Water does such amazing things to light and color — bending it, shaping it, and reflecting its visual spectrum of color. New works by this talented painter form a compelling solo exhibition that’s leaving viewers with a “wetted” appetite for more.
Spring Awakens in Glen Cove
Don’t you love the sudden burst of life, color, sounds, and warmth the spring season brings? Galleries around the nation are in celebration as well, showcasing stellar artworks with subjects ranging from florals to landscapes, and much more. A fantastic example lies here.
A Century of French Moderns
The Brooklyn Museum has graciously lent a spectacular body of 65 artworks for an exhibition that highlights France as the artistic center of international Modernism from the mid-19th to mid-20th centuries.
Sending Out the Call
Two world-class representational painters are sending out a call for artists to submit their work for an engaging digital exhibition. Who are they and when is the deadline?
Reader’s Choice: Pictures for Pleasure
It’s always a joy to be presented with the opportunity to view works by acclaimed Anglo-American painter John Singer Sargent (1856-1925). This remarkable exhibition has brought together a special selection of these...
Can You Make It This Saturday Night?
A remarkable exhibition of contemporary photo-realist figurative works by two acclaimed painters will soon be on view at RJD Gallery in Bridgehampton, New York. It opens this Saturday, and there’s extra incentive for collectors.
On the Water
Four dozen works by this accomplished colorist head to the walls of North Star Art Gallery through August 31. Featuring scenes in disparate locations from Ithaca, to Italy, to Pennsylvania and more, collectors don’t want to miss this artist’s impressive range.
Avian Art Takes Flight
by Kelly Compton
Look up toward the sky, or out of your window. Chances are good you will spy a bird soon enough. Though some...
Spooky Beauty
The occult and gothic renaissance have been hauntingly brought together by Last Rites Gallery, just as October is about to arrive.
Publisher Invests in Art’s Future
A nonprofit publisher recently announced the first monograph to document award-winning artist Kim Keever’s dazzling work. Just as exciting are plans to donate at least 500 copies to public high school students.