“Nomads, Players, and Saints”
Husbands and wives often rely on each other for strength, emotional support, and healthy criticisms. However, when both are artists, a new dimension of...
Music Finds its Voice
The parallels between visual and audible art is a well-documented – and often explored – relationship. From representations of musicians and muses to exquisite...
High School with High Art
High Schools are typically judged by their graduation rates and standardized test scores. However, one California High School boasts an impressive fine art collection,...
Acute Observations
Known for his stunning portraits and skillful use of light, painter Casey Childs asserts the modern relevancy of tradition during a solo exhibition.
It was...
It All Begins with Shapes
One of America’s accomplished realist painters reminds us all that successful paintings begin with the simplest of forms: shapes.
“It all begins with shapes,”...
Bones with Flesh
The figure receives bold serenity, self-consciousness, sensuality and more during Kent Williams’s upcoming solo exhibition.
Employing a sophisticated range of both detailed and expressive brushwork,...
Featured Lot: Stephen Scott Young, “Shadow Games”
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....
More than an Idol
Stemming from her interests in Christian iconography, artist Alessandra Peters' modern visions of female idols comment on the double standards of moral femininity.
For nearly...
Featured Artwork: D.K. Richardson
D.K. Richardson
"The Babylonian Woman"
Oil on Linen
14 x 11 in.
$22,000
Named for an exotic culture of the past, "The Babylonian Woman" is a fantasy of how...
Invisible Made Visible
Part of what makes portraiture so magnetic is the skillful artist’s ability to capture the essence of an individual’s character, their personality traits as...