The Virtual Western Regional Juried Exhibition
Though this exhibition is virtual, the high quality of artwork remains the same and features some of the best representational artists throughout the western half of the United States and Canada.
Friday Virtual Gallery Walk for July 24, 2020
As part of our effort to continue to keep artists and art galleries in business, we're proud to bring you this new "Virtual Gallery Walk."
Featured Artwork: Heather Brunetti
Pearl by Heather Brunetti
Oil on Canvas
40 x 30 in.
2020
Available through Artsy
Heather Brunetti (b.1978) is an American contemporary realist artist best known for her dark...
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Learn about three bodies of work by German-American artist Winold Reiss in the July Online Viewing Room of Hirschl & Adler.
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In this heart-stirring collection of watercolor portraits of military veterans—one from each of the fifty states—artist Mary Whyte captures the dedication, responsibility, and courage it takes to fulfill the promise of preserving freedom.
Friday Virtual Gallery Walk for June 17, 2020
As part of our effort to continue to keep artists and art galleries in business, we're proud to bring you this new "Virtual Gallery Walk."
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This juried exhibit combines natural history and fine art in various styles ranging in medium from oil and watercolors, to exquisite pencil and ink works, paper cutouts, and sculptures.
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