$2.4 Million Raised During Fine Art Auction Opening Weekend
Learn about a current San Antonio fine art auction that reflects the vastness of the great American West, from dreamy landscape vistas to historic missions.
Painting the Figure Now: The Human Form in a Contemporary Light
View contemporary approaches to portraiture, narrative, and any and all visualizations focusing on the human form in life, action, play, work, and repose in this fine art exhibition.
Testament of the Spirit: Paintings by Eduardo Carrillo
Discover an expansive exhibition of works by Eduardo Carrillo, a painter, teacher, and social activist known for advancing recognition of Chicano art and culture in California.
2018 Collectors for Connoisseurship Arts Weekends
Learn about an upcoming event hosted by Windows to the Divine, which promotes patronage and philanthropy that directly supports living artists and serves those in need.
Healing Nature: Human Vision, Art, and the Environment
More than 700 artworks expressing the artist’s relationship to the natural world, or their response to issues confronting the environment, were submitted for this exhibition.
Celebrating Picasso’s “Guernica”
Exhibited, replicated all over the world, “Guernica” has been at the same time an anti-franco and an anti-fascist symbol.
American Plains Artists — Signature Member Showcase
The public is invited to attend a celebration of “Art of the Plains,” featuring realistic and representational artworks in traditional media that depict the American Great Plains region.
Thousands Watch: Three Artists, One Model
In an effort to drive interest in portraiture from life, three Studio Incamminati instructors painted Fine Art Connoisseur publisher B. Eric Rhoads during a Facebook live broadcast. Learn about the initiative here.
200 Exemplars of American Impressionism
Walking into the Greenwich House Gallery, you’ll have the pleasure of viewing 200 impressionist paintings that include portraits, landscapes, and still lifes, in oil, watercolor, and pastel.
A Deceivingly Simple Shape That Makes For A Complex Painting
See why John Gibson has spent a quarter of a century painting a subject that, in and of itself, he “doesn’t really care that much about.”