Fine Art Today

During the four days of back-to-back sessions, hundreds of artists had front row seats to a personal studio tour with Clyde Aspevig, educational art critiques by C.W. Mundy, access to ...

The paintings in "Planetary" interweave motifs from disparate genres and time periods—from Old Master history painting to contemporary portraiture—to create an inclusive narrative about the shared struggle, strength and resilience of people today.

As part of our effort to continue to keep artists and art galleries in business, we're proud to bring you this week's "Virtual Gallery Walk."

Through the use of muted tones, the imagery of this Canadian artist appears as though you are seeing her work through a fine mist...

Of the 150 glaciers these artists first started documenting in 2009, only 25 remain. Learn about a new exhibition that highlights this collaborative documentary project.

The late Kitty Lynne Klich was the president of Water’s Edge Artists up until the time of her passing in December 2019. An award-winning artist, Kitty was

This artist's landscape painting stands as a wonderful example of the American Impressionist’s stylistic interpretation of Southern California nature and the American West, demonstrating his technical skill in use of color, shadow, and brushwork to draw the viewer in. The work is expected to achieve ...

Odile Richer makes paintings that read like giant, gorgeous pages in a surreally romantic yet strangely realistic storybook. Metaphors, myths, allegories, allusions — all can be found in this Canadian artist’s highly detailed creations.

Beyond merely connecting us to the natural world, these artworks remind us of the toll taken on bird habitats since the beginning of European colonialism in North America; the delicate ecosystems that allow birds of all species to thrive came under attack, as birds were hunted for food and ornamentation and their habitats were destroyed.

Williams's highly personal approach to realist painting emphasized storytelling and was fueled by an interest in portraying subjects that he found on the periphery of ...