Witnesses of War Bring Beauty
A recently opened exhibition is a disturbing yet beautiful exploration of how several historical artists captured images of war.
Golden Gift from a Golden Age
News out of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, late last week was making waves in the museum world as UNC alumni Sheldon and Leena Peck made one heck of a gift. The inside scoop is here.
Honoring His Global Reach
It always comes with great excitement to report on great artists receiving well-deserved honors. Recent news from Australia has us buzzing. Why?
Unforgettable Impressions
An Impressionist master is getting his first retrospective in the United States in over 20 years at a great New England space. A collection of unforgettable treasures awaits your gaze here.
Portrait of the Week: We’re Going Way Back
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 delve into a propagandistic portrait of arguably Rome’s greatest Emperor.
Featured Lot: A Piece of American Academic History
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. This week’s painting is by a founder of the 19th-century Ashcan School. Will you recognize his name?
How Are You Connected to the Renaissance?
This Museum in Boston, Massachusetts, has launched a compelling “Close Up” program that invites both artists and visitors to create meaningful dialogues with art of all eras - beginning with the Renaissance. Who and where? Find out here.
How the Times Pass
Bonner David Galleries is excited to soon open its doors for a new exhibition featuring a series of figurative works by this well-known painter. Details here!
It Was a New Century
Most of us alive today have little or no memory of the life and spirit of urban life in America at the beginning of the 20th century, which is why a major university’s art gallery is using art to bring those times back.
Getting to Know Frederick
Louisville, Kentucky, is the current home of a major show featuring hundreds of paintings, drawings, and photographs from a native son. He is celebrated for his creative output and research into Native Americans, and this is one exhibition to definitely see.