Fine Art Today

In this new weekly “throwback Thursday” series, take a look at an important historic artwork.

Now more than ever, it is crucial to inventory your fine artworks, not only for your insurer’s purposes, but also for your inheritors’. See why, and how you can make it easier for them.

Could you or someone you know use an art scholarship? Learn who is eligible, and how to apply, in this time-sensitive announcement.

“Ephemeral” is a series of paintings that capture fleeting moments in time, specifically focusing on the natural world. One of the pieces for the show, “Pink Giants,” is a painting of dreamy pink skies filled with clouds; the horizon line fades off into the distance as...

Susan J. Barron’s work shines a spotlight on 13 American veterans who have survived the trauma of war or terrorism. The artist’s oversized black-and-white photographic portraits are painted with the subjects’ stories in their own words.

This fine art exhibition comprises 35 new small-scale paintings of Lawson’s own hometown, Sheridan, Wyoming.

Each year, this show highlights major and emerging professional artists in all media. Discover the details in this preview from the American Artists Professional League.

Learn about this combined 35th anniversary celebration and annual fundraiser, and discover this year’s special theme and dates.

“My mother and I felt compelled to answer a need that we saw woefully unaddressed," says Elizabeth Hulings. "Art is a business, artists are small business owners, and yet they are not usually taught..."

With subjects such as owls, herons, ravens, rabbits, and snakes making regular appearances in this artist’s work, it’s clear that he has continued to develop a connection to the great outdoors.