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200 Years. 100 Artists. 1 Mississippi.
Follow the evolving story of Mississippi — first shown by foreign-born artists as a place of immense beauty and prosperity.
Acquisition Highlights From the Denver Art Museum
During 2017, the Denver Art Museum strategically enhanced the breadth and depth of its collection through a variety of major acquisitions, a preview of which you'll see here.
Peter Paul Rubens and the Power of Transformation
“Rubens. The Power of Transformation” comprises about 100 items and explores a hitherto little-regarded aspect in his creative process.
Featured Artwork: Tom Nielsen
“Dockside At Darien”
Oil on canvas
24 x 48 in.
$5,800
Available at Anderson Fine Art Gallery, St. Simons Island, Georgia
The shrimp boats harbored at Darien, Georgia, is...
Featured Artwork: Chantel Barber
"About To Do Something New"
5x7 inches, acrylic on panel
Available from the artist
Chantel’s passion for art began flourishing at age 12 when she was mentored...
Gerald Brockhurst’s Prints Continue to Impress
News from London: The Fine Art Society is set to present an exhibition of etchings and lithographs by Gerald Brockhurst (1890–1978). See a preview and learn more about Brockhurst in this exclusive article.
American Watercolor: A New Endeavor
Streamline Publishing, the parent company of Fine Art Connoisseur and PleinAir magazines, recently announced the launch of an exciting new online community for those who love and appreciate watercolor.
State of Excellence: Treasures from Florida Private Collections
This spring, Central Florida will have a unique opportunity to get a glimpse of private art collections belonging to collectors from all over the sunshine state.
RECAP of the 2018 LA ART SHOW
Fine Art Connoisseur had the pleasure of attending the recent opening-night party at the 23rd annual LA Art Show, Modern and Contemporary. Go behind the scenes in this exclusive review.
Universal Objectivity — The Great Lie
Peter Freeman, Inc. is the host of an exhibition of art by Catherine Murphy, whose “career-long interest has been in decoding reality as a place of constant and inevitable change, realizing abstract ideas through the exploration of everyday objects and situations."