Subjects That Can Alter Their Own Outcomes: An Exhibition by Katherine Fraser
In her third solo exhibition with the gallery, Katherine Fraser draws inspiration from fables and explores what it means to have control over our own destinies; universally-known stories and endings are suddenly given the ability to change.
Nature’s Balance: A Fine Art Exhibition
Debra Huse Gallery welcomes the work of Michael Obermeyer, whose paintings bring "fresh perspectives of nature's beauty and balance."
River Rock Sculptures and Landscape Paintings: A Combined Exhibition
Chula Beauregard has created significant studio pieces to capture the pulse of Carpenter Ranch (CO) and its workings. Her work will soon be on view in an exhibition also featuring river sculptures.
An Artistic Exploration of Islands and Waterways
Read about the Boston Harbor Islands Project, an “unintentional” endeavor by Joseph McGurl.
A $15M Donation That’s Turning Vision Into Reality
The Ringling School of Art and Design recently received a record-breaking donation. See what the school is doing to have inspired such a generous gift.
Paintings Infused With History
Art in the Atrium, Inc (New Jersey), is currently showing “Lift Every Voice,” the state’s largest exhibition of African-American art, featuring the work of Leroy Campbell and many more.
How Riding the Subway Trained This Acclaimed Artist
The upcoming exhibition “Harvey Dinnerstein's New York” celebrates fine art that was inspired by the artist's unique experiences and observations of life in the city.
From Photorealism to Animation: Celebrating California Art
The Hilbert Museum of Orange County should be on your list of places to visit; see why and learn about the variety of styles and artists you’ll see there.
The Spatial Complexities and Compositional Quirks of Lois Dodd
Read about how the National Arts Club is presenting Lois Dodd with the prestigious Medal of Honor for Achievement Award.
Art About Art: A Luminous Pursuit
As art about art, Guy Diehl’s paintings explore different artistic movements across recent history, often by referencing other artists within the composition itself.