Jackson Hole Art Auction Sees $5.6 million in Sales
An oil painting by Carl Rungius topped the sale, exceeding its high estimate after enthusiastic bidding in the room. Discover all the results here.
Martin Wittfooth: A Retrospective
The artist’s paintings, drawings, installations, and sculptural works investigate themes of the intersection and clash of industry and nature, and the human influence on the environment.
NOAPS 29th Annual Juried Exhibition
The National Oil & Acrylic Painters’ Society (NOAPS) will soon present its 29th annual “Best of America” National Juried Exhibition at Montgomery-Lee Fine Art.
A Brush with HerStory
Using a variety of approaches, Gabriela Gonzalez Dellosso often melds her own image to artists from the past, creating self-portraits that transcend time while conveying the inspiring stories of historical women.
The Hilton Als Series: Lynette Yiadom-Boakye
At turns dreamy, dramatic, and lyrical, Yiadom-Boakye’s images depict people living in worlds where they have complete sovereignty and are viewed as human beings rather than artistic symbols of pain, suffering, triumph, or other projected notions.
William Bailey: Looking Through Time
Preview a survey of the acclaimed artist’s work in this exhibition, which includes some of his finest and rarely exhibited paintings.
The Female Eye: 11 Contemporary Painters You Should Know
Within this group of eleven artists there is no “Women’s Art,” only women who do art, each conveying her own personal vision.
Fruitfulness: An Exhibition and Farm-to-Table Dinner
Organized by the Flint Institute of Art, this collection of monumental photographs features elaborate compositions of garments constructed from unconventional, often organic, materials, with each piece taking up to 18 hours to create.
What Happens at the Edge
Flowers Gallery presents an exhibition of new paintings by Aleah Chapin, focusing on the unified depiction of the human body and the natural environment.
Borrowed Light: Large-Scale Watercolors by Barbara Ernst Prey
Each work is imbued with “borrowed light,” a term adopted by the Shakers to describe their architectural technique of incorporating windows and skylights into interior walls.
