Are You ‘Inspired by Nature’?
A collection of new paintings by William Berra features during a significant exhibition this summer in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Find out here who the lucky host is and when the doors open.
Teacher and Pupil
Wisconsin’s only ARC-approved atelier just opened its “Student/Faculty Show” in Green Bay with some fantastic results.
Have You Surveyed American Realism Lately?
Opening soon, Gerald Peters Gallery in New York is offering a fantastic and comprehensive exhibition aimed at surveying American realism today. Who are the big names who were carefully curated into the show?
A Grand Opening and Gala
The Couse Foundation of Taos, New Mexico, is hosting a major celebration and gala fundraiser this weekend that features this grand opening. What is it and where?
Dreamscapes from Ontario
It was December 2016 when we first met Ontario painter Mary Derrick and discovered the incredible story of how a special person helped lead her to art. Now she’s attending festivals and mounting this fantastic exhibition.
Existential Solace
An incredible body of contemporary paintings that explore the universal struggle to retain memory and identity is currently gracing the walls of Booth Gallery in New York.
New at Grenning
Grenning Gallery in New York will soon open a major exhibition of landscapes by this celebrated American painter. He’s widely collected and found in major public collections around the country; do you recognize his work?
Featured Lot: Enlightened Faces
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 we feature a lovely group portrait by a British master of light.
Which Romantic Painted this Week’s Feature Portrait “La Monomane de l’envie”?
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: “La Monomane de l’envie.” Click here to learn more.
Seeing Music, Feeling Beauty
Nineteenth-century French composer Claude Debussy (1862-1918) often invited his audiences to “see” art and abstract visual elements in his music. Collaborating with him across time is master painter Mary Pettis, who will soon mount a breathtaking solo exhibition that celebrates the music in art and the art in music.