Fine Art Today

“Ephemeral” is a series of paintings that capture fleeting moments in time, specifically focusing on the natural world. One of the pieces for the show, “Pink Giants,” is a painting of dreamy pink skies filled with clouds; the horizon line fades off into the distance as...

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Rue du Jour 40 x 30 in. Oil on linen $7400 Available from the artist Capturing Life in Oils The artist says, “I paint to capture life’s magic … to...

Don't Miss > Explore intriguing themes and artworks through the unique perspective of this leading curator with co-curators Nancy Carlisle and Peter Trippi, from the comfort of your home.

Learn about “Process,” Quang Ho’s first solo exhibition in over ten years. “I’m bringing past themes to life,” he says, “digging deeper into the visual language, and exploring new boundaries.”

You may be surprised at how long it’s been since this 19th-century American painter earned a solo exhibition. That’s recently changed with an opulent display in Wisconsin. Who and where?

The National Gallery of Art is the only U.S. venue to present a touring exhibition dedicated to this central figure in the development of Impressionism. Details here!

Molloy College’s Frank & Gertrude Kaiser Art Gallery is currently embellishing its walls with a stunning display of landscape brilliance via the works of Doug Zider through December 16.

In this ongoing series, Fine Art Today delves into the world of portraiture, highlighting historical and contemporary examples of superb quality and skill. This week we feature the recent unveiling of an important portrait.

There is a unique and important connection between visual arts and birds. With that in mind, Rehs Contemporary has partnered with the ARC and the American Bird Conservancy to help raise awareness regarding threats to bird populations and the effects their dwindling numbers have on our ecosystems.