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Realism within this exhibition is depicted in varying degrees, from hyper-real, which can be somewhat exaggerated, ironic, and conceptual in its nature, to semi-abstract, enticing the eye with a more relaxed approach. Each artist brings their own ideas and perspective to the table.

“What I have come to realize,” says author John Seed, “is that the diverse forms of disrupted realism have to do with everything in each artist’s life: the real, the remembered, the digital, the imagined, and the dreamed, all filtered through the artist’s perceptions.”

These works celebrate that the contemporary realism movement is alive and well, and growing strong. See for yourself in this exhibition preview.

Announcing "Realism Today," a new way to celebrate the art and artists of contemporary realism.

Preview an intriguing still life interior as well as two paintings that capture the urban American landscape.

Before a serious commitment to the medium of watercolor in 2000, this artist was a successful architect and a part-time photographer.

Discover paintings that present an explorative visual journey into Elysium, the ancient Greek conception of the afterlife.

"Modern Realism" or "Contemporary Realism?" It’s helpful to remind everyone that the exciting art now being made across America (and indeed the world) will be better appreciated if “new-comers” know what to call it.

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A capable artist can share their imagination in ways others cannot. See how this exhibition highlights the ingenuity of the artist’s mind, and preview contemporary examples of Imaginative Realism here.