Fine Art Today

Time and again birds have found themselves the subjects of artists’ work in all types of mediums and styles. Since 1976, one museum has...

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....

An eclectic range of accomplished artists headlines an outstanding group exhibition in Kansas this fall at Strecker-Nelson Gallery. Find out which nationally known artists...

Visitors to Sirona Fine Art in Hallandale Beach, Florida, will experience a diverse range of artworks from many talented artists on the gallery’s roster....

Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Master Drawings New York 2016 will be a captivating week of exhibitions, sales, and more at 30 leading art galleries...

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...

It took William Nichols some time to develop a visual vocabulary that accurately expressed what he saw and experienced emotionally in nature. However, once discovered, the creativity — and paint — flowed in ways that continue to enthrall viewers and collectors.

From Jordaens and Tiepolo to Homer and Matisse, the international showcase that is MDNY opens later this month. The annual event has solely been devoted to fine drawings, but this year will introduce painting and sculpture specialists. “The art world is changing,” notes Crispian Riley-Smith, chief executive of Master Drawings New York Ltd. “We’re changing, too, in order to remain relevant in the market, while maintaining the high level of connoisseurship for which we are known.”

A remarkable 1900 portrait of the youthful Charlotte Cram by master painter John Singer Sargent has a new home after this museum’s board of commissioners authorized its purchase — and it’s already on view.

Brendan Johnston gives us a glimpse into his world, as shown in this still life that includes objects of inspiration and practicality. Keep reading to learn more about Johnston and his process.