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Friday Virtual Gallery Walk for July 3, 2020
As part of our effort to continue to keep artists and art galleries in business, we're proud to bring you this new "Virtual Gallery Walk."
Featured Artwork: John Davis Held
Snow and Lightning
Oil on panel
12 x 16 x 1 in.
$1425
Available through Gallery D’May. The piece will be included with several large and small works...
Featured Artwork: William Rogers AWS CSPWC TWSA ASMA
Figuring It Out
Oil on Canvas
24 x 20 in.
$2500.00
This work will be in the OPA National Exhibition at RS Hanna Gallery, Fredericksburg, Texas, from October...
Exploring The Influence of Women
The exhibition theme commemorates 100th anniversary of women in America finally achieving their right to vote. Artists were asked to explore the women who have influenced their life and art.
New Faces Join London Art Week
This summer, many exhibitions focus on the human form and there are many portrait highlights – perhaps life under lockdown has reminded us of the importance of the human face and the stories they mask or express.
Artists Are “Making Their Mark” at the Booth
The American Women Artists held a virtual awards ceremony for its show, titled "Making Their Mark: American Women Artists," hosted by the Booth Western Art Museum. See some of the winning works here...
Featured Artwork: Brian Keeler presented by North Star Art Gallery
Still Life with One Blue Butterfly
Oil on linen
26 x 30 in.
2020
$2800
Available through North Star Art Gallery
Brian Keeler’s still life paintings will be featured in...
Friday Virtual Gallery Walk for May 22, 2020
As part of our effort to continue to keep artists and art galleries in business, we're proud to bring you this new "Virtual Gallery Walk."
Featured Artwork: Deborah Allison
Finding the Calm
Oil on linen
22 x 12 in.
“I thought I was stressed then! Life has certainly taken some turns since starting this piece and...
Thrill: An Artist’s Perspective on Landscape Paintings
As an art dealer I was often asked the question, “What should I be painting?” I remember the answer that popped in my mind and stayed with me ever since: Thrill yourself.