Windows to a Forgotten World
Although it’s been many thousands - if not millions – of years since ancient civilizations and some extinct animal species flourished, their legacies continue to fascinate and live on through the creative vision of artist James Gurney. Welcome to Dinotopia and other lost worlds.
Kamille & Louise
Ann Long Fine Art in Charleston, South Carolina, is proud to host a joint exhibition of two accomplished artists: Kamille Corry and Louise Fenne.
On...
Master Drawings New York 2016
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Master Drawings New York 2016 will be a captivating week of exhibitions, sales, and more at 30 leading art galleries...
Moving Stillness
Using energetic, feathery brushstrokes, along with skillful layering of colors, Michael Klein continues to enchant audiences with his latest oils.
Helping to lead the charge...
Reader’s Choice: An Undisputed Master
You’ve spoken! In this occasional series we highlight one of most popular articles among Fine Art Today readers. This week we revisit the major...
This Could Be the Exhibition of the Year
Founded in 1982, the New York Academy of Art is a legendary institution that continually produces top-tier artists. Much of this lasting legacy can...
Breathtaking Water
Robert Lange Studios in Charleston, South Carolina, is hosting a magnetic solo exhibition that — in both subject and skill — will take your...
Opening Pandora’s Box
New York City’s AFA Gallery of SoHo recently opened “Pandora’s Box” — a group exhibition featuring a lineup of international artists known for fantastical...
Flock to This
Time and again birds have found themselves the subjects of artists’ work in all types of mediums and styles. Since 1976, one museum has...
Finding Ourselves
Internationally acclaimed sculptor Paige Bradley unveiled a life-sized bronze that encourages viewers to find a piece of themselves within it.
Expressiveness of touch and well-balanced...