We Live in Interesting Times
Have you seen the drawings by artist Maria Kreyn? If you haven’t, there will be a great opportunity at Paul Booth Gallery in New York City in just a few weeks. Details here!
“Until the Equinox”
The Oconomowoc Arts Center in Wisconsin is the lucky venue for a tantalizing display of pastel brilliance opening August 25.
Do You Need New Realism?
The Westwood Gallery in New Jersey will be mounting “New Realism” this month with great anticipation, as the exhibition showcases the captivating realist works of these four painters.
Gambling on Art
Uri Vaknin — a major real estate developer and partner in KRE Capital — believes that Las Vegas, Nevada, is becoming a world-class city. However, its vivacious and brilliant downtown is missing something.
Billionaire Art Collector Invests in L.A.
A billionaire art collector has decided to invest in the Los Angeles’ booming Arts District by building a project aptly called 641 and located at 641 South Imperial Street in L.A.
Amazing Getty Acquisitions
A robust stack of master drawings and an iconic painting recently became part of the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. Who are the masters added to the growing world-class collection?
BOX SHOW
Gallery Route One is poised to present once again its most successful fundraiser, an incredible idea they call THE BOX SHOW, which involves 150 artists, 150 boxes, and seven weeks of fantastical, wild, imaginative artworks.
Reader’s Choice: Pictures for Pleasure
It’s always a joy to be presented with the opportunity to view works by acclaimed Anglo-American painter John Singer Sargent (1856-1925). This remarkable exhibition has brought together a special selection of these...
A Spirit of Antiquity
The well-documented influence of classical art and antiquity on the artwork of modern icon Gustav Klimt is the focus of this must-see exhibition in Vienna.
Catesby in the Carolinas
In 1722, English artist, scientist, and explorer Mark Catesby landed in Charleston, South Carolina, to embark on an incredible journey that saw him document the birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, insects, and mammals indigenous to the American colonies. Forty-four of Catesby’s paintings, on loan from the British Royal Collection, compose an exhibition currently on view here.