Cooking, Dining, and Wining: 20 Paintings from a Timeless Genre
Illustrated here is an array of superb recent artworks made in this timeless genre. Enjoy, and bon appetit!
Observing A Slow, Ancient Art Technique
Learn about a multi-artist show in New York City that is devoted to this historic art form.
LuminoCity
The newly painted pieces in "LuminoCity" feature intimate street scenes, oftentimes a lull within the bustle of big cities.
Friday Virtual Gallery Walk for November 19, 2021
As part of our effort to continue to keep artists and art galleries in business, we're proud to bring you this week's "Virtual Gallery Walk."
Artist Spotlight: Catherine Hillis
Catherine Hillis began her career in theatre working as an actress and costume designer, but she always enjoyed painting and drawing. Once she discovered watercolors, it wasn’t long before she focused entirely on painting.
Ahead of Her Time
In an era when women were discouraged from pursuing careers in art, and especially sculpture, this artist studied with leading figures. Out now is a richly illustrated monograph surveying her life and career.
Friday Virtual Gallery Walk for November 12, 2021
As part of our effort to continue to keep artists and art galleries in business, we're proud to bring you this week's "Virtual Gallery Walk."
It’s All Under Control
On View: Alyssa Monks, whose psychologically-charged, figurative paintings have been exhibited in New York since 2006, is known for her bold, expressionistic portrayals of women as they experience the natural, contemporary world.
Artist Spotlight: Ray Hassard
Ray Hassard tired of the painstaking nature of painting in a photorealist style and searched for something more immediate. He turned to plein air painting, and a new world opened for him.
Paintings and Sculptures That Celebrate Music and Dance
Hailing from across North America, most of the artists highlighted here work in modes quite different from that of Degas. How are their overall objectives similar?