Fine Art Today

The Richmond Art Museum’s grand reopening features “Concrete Dreams,” a collection that’s inspired by urban transformation in nearby Cincinnati.

In search of great places to recommend to Fine Art Today readers, I was excited to travel last week to Montreal to inquire into the much-talked-about art scene there, and I discovered what everyone was talking about — and then some.

The exhibition will consist of 89 contemporary realist works selected from over 3,750 entries from 69 countries.

Leave it to a Latin American master and Los Angeles to break Old Man Winter’s grip with a fresh dose of liquid dreams and reflections.

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Employing simplified composition and using gestural lines and bold colors, her intention is to reveal something visceral about the subject, and connect it to a larger and more significant message about human existence, rather than creating a close recording of a physical likeness.

“Almost all of life is lived in the ordinary,” says Dianne Massey Dunbar. "I wanted to honor what we see every day, our shared experiences. Rain. Street workmen. Coke bottles. The more I looked, the more I realized…”

Within this group of eleven artists there is no “Women’s Art,” only women who do art, each conveying her own personal vision.

Launched more than 30 years ago, American Women Artists (AWA) is dedicated to inspiring, celebrating, and encouraging women in the visual arts.

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