Fine Art Today

Gallery 30 South in Pasadena, California, is certainly caught up in the Star Wars phenomenon that has captivated millions for decades. This exhibition features a rare collection of 17th- and 18th-century paintings remixed by Italian artist Riccardo Mayr. We’ll let you be the judge...

Featuring celebrated works from the 1500s to the 1800s, this must-see exhibition demonstrates how artists skillfully select from a vast array of media and techniques to best generate form, likeness, and depth in creating a drawing.

Peter Freeman, Inc. is pleased to present an exhibition of recent paintings and drawings by Catherine Murphy, in the artist’s first solo show since the release of a major new monograph on her work by John Yau. Details here!

Recently, The European Fine Art Foundation (TEFAF) announced its 2018 Museum Restoration Fund grants. Which two institutions were recipients, and what are their plans for the funds? Find out here.

How did Mexico become California? After the U.S.-Mexican War, lands that had belonged to New Spain — and later Mexico — were transformed into the 31st state, creating visual arts with distinct pictorial motifs, symbols, and identity.

Now in its 25th year of excellence in fine Western art, the Coors Western Art Exhibit & Sale is ready to showcase a vast assortment of sculpture, painting, and more just after the New Year.

A remarkable 1900 portrait of the youthful Charlotte Cram by master painter John Singer Sargent has a new home after this museum’s board of commissioners authorized its purchase — and it’s already on view.

Works by more than 40 of the region’s most important artists, inspired by the culture and heritage of the West, will be on view beginning tomorrow, December 15, at this renowned Colorado institution.

This exhibition engages the tensions between eastern and western arts communities, tensions that permanently marked the lives and careers of Hurd and Wyeth.

New York’s esteemed Frick Collection recently announced it had made its most important and significant painting purchase in nearly 30 years. What was it?