Creative Ecstasy and Crushing Frustration
Through his new body of work, featured in the fine art exhibition "This Wilderness," Matt Flint searches for essence, something more powerful than likeness.
Auction Recap: California Cool
The event gets high marks as an evening to remember, celebrating artists working in various mediums in California and just in time to ring in the museum’s centennial year.
On View: The Lush Designs of Louis Comfort Tiffany
Louis Comfort Tiffany is renowned for his lush designs as well as for his inventive techniques. See more of his work in this exhibition preview.
200 Years. 100 Artists. 1 Mississippi.
Follow the evolving story of Mississippi — first shown by foreign-born artists as a place of immense beauty and prosperity.
Acquisition Highlights From the Denver Art Museum
During 2017, the Denver Art Museum strategically enhanced the breadth and depth of its collection through a variety of major acquisitions, a preview of which you'll see here.
Peter Paul Rubens and the Power of Transformation
“Rubens. The Power of Transformation” comprises about 100 items and explores a hitherto little-regarded aspect in his creative process.
Britishness, Identity, and Craftsmanship: The Work of Grayson Perry
Turner Prize winner Grayson Perry tackles subjects that are universally human, such as identity, gender, social status, sexuality and religion.
The Gestural, Massive Totems of Herb Alpert
Herb Alpert’s expressive use of various media engages the viewer with a captivating sense of movement and form, translating into a lyrical and unforgettable experience.
Sporting and Wildlife Art in South Georgia
Fine art is especially enjoyable when seen in beautiful surroundings, such as the Pebble Hill Plantation. Read about the refined art collection found there - and the plantations's history.
The Revitalization of Cincinnati, Caught on Canvas
The Richmond Art Museum’s grand reopening features “Concrete Dreams,” a collection that’s inspired by urban transformation in nearby Cincinnati.