Born from Fire
Built largely around the treasured tea ceremony, pottery is a long-established tradition in Japan. The Indianapolis Museum of Art is showing a profound exhibition...
Midday Theft
Danish police are still searching for two men who walked out of a Copenhagen museum in broad daylight with a bronze bust worth $300,000.
With...
Guest of Honor
A previously unknown self-portrait by Rembrandt has been welcomed with open arms for a temporary exhibition.
Although Rembrandt painted and etched hundreds of self-portraits over...
Landing Legends
Two major donations highlight an exciting August for the New-York Historical Society.
Adding to its already stellar collection of Hudson River School paintings, the New-York...
“Traveling Exhibition” Gets New Meaning
Every summer, millions of Americans pack their bags, unplug, and hit the road to enjoy the country’s most coveted parks and landscapes. California is...
In Awe of Adornment
Expose yourself to the wonders of Native American artistry with an exhibition that features exquisite jewelry.
We all love to place art on our walls,...
Season’s Greetings
Fall might be just around the corner, but the season’s exhibitions are just heating up. See who is premiering a fall show in just...
From Unknown to Known
Unknown masters of Spanish colonial painting form the center of an upcoming exhibition in Arizona.
The Phoenix Art Museum recently acquired a robust grouping of...
Body Bliss
Photorealism and the figure are two of the most compelling elements that draw the connoisseur to traditional art. Both are featured in the magnetic...
FEATURED LOT: Pierre-Jules Mene, “Jockey Riding Horse”
In this ongoing series for Fine Art Today, we take a longer look at the history and features of a soon-to-be-available artwork of note....