Peace of the Sea
There’s a reason the coasts are calming, tranquil spaces for so many — namely the soft crashes of waves, distant squawks of seagulls, and...
“The Lord Is in This Place…” and 7 Other Tonal Paintings
Learn about a solo show of tonal paintings by "a cheerful guy who paints drippy portraits of decaying American infrastructure."
The ‘Realism’ in Surrealism
There seem to always be undertones of realism within the genre of surrealism, hence the name, and the popularity among artists and connoisseurs. Fine...
20th Anniversary for American Legacy Fine Arts
The anniversary exhibition showcases more than 40 new works by gallery artists, including ...
The Overlooked Gets and Look
Open now at the Westbeth Gallery in New York City is a group exhibition that spotlights contemporary still life painting.
On view now through January...
Painting of the Week: Giants of Little America
The foggy sky casting a misty pall on the structures below certainly took a lot of attention to subtle value and color transitions, as well as ...
EXHIBITION: From Field to Frame
The show features over 70 new landscape paintings, including scenes from the PAC6 group’s most recent “bucket list” trips to ...
January 20-24: ArtPalmBeach 2016
Internationally recognized and boasting 18 years of success, ArtPalmBeach 2016 is sure to be the best yet.
Over 85 international galleries will feature during the...
Unnamed Figures: Black Presence and Absence in the Early American North
Despite their importance, the experiences and contributions of Black people have generally been invisible in our country’s historical artworks...
Delacroix and the Rise of Modern Art
While historians and scholars alike maintain that modernism began in France in 1863, a current exhibition in Minneapolis seeks to highlight the movement’s roots...