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Wende Caporale-Greene: The Art of Feeding Community
Through richly detailed paintings, Wende Caporale-Greene honors the farmers, fishers, cheesemongers, and other food purveyers whose work sustains local communities.
One-Hit Wonders in Art
As far as we can tell, neither painting was exhibited publicly, yet both are superb examples of 20th-century American social realism.
Of Mark & Meaning: American Women Artists
This season, central Tennessee is setting the stage to celebrate American Women Artists through a special museum exhibition and symposium.
Art With Purpose: A Tribute to Joe Anna Arnett
Art With Purpose presents the estate collection of the remaining paintings by Joe Anna Arnett (1950–2024), offering collectors a rare opportunity to acquire works from an artist whose quiet, luminous compositions reflected a profound reverence for life, faith, and beauty.
Daniel Sprick: “What Remains”
In “What Remains,” Sprick returns to many of the objects and motifs that have appeared throughout his work for decades; skulls, vessels, flowers, tools, and plants. These familiar forms appear alongside fragile remnants such as broken eggshells, bones, and ...
Patrick Farrell: Ever After
A native of Wisconsin, equipped only with an 8th-grade education, Farrell taught himself to paint like a virtuoso, ultimately mastering the highly detailed, illusionistic trompe l’oeil technique and making it his own.
Casa Romantica Welcomes California Art Club
Forty Artist, Signature, and Mentor members of the Orange County Chapter of the California Art Club have been invited to each unveil a masterwork as part of the new exhibition in the main gallery of ...
Kathy Anderson’s Artful Flowers
A florist is usually focused on creating symmetry, balancing colors and flowers in equal measure, with everything at its peak. These paintings, on the other hand, “look like a garden.”
Master Drawings New York: What to Expect for 2026
Drawing—intimate, exploratory, and irreducibly human—anchors the fair’s presentations, from Old Master studies and rediscovered sketches to contemporary works that lay bare the virtuosic faculties of touch, line, and material presence.
Renaissance-Inspired Portraits by Émile Brunet
Émile Brunet employs the codes of Western Renaissance and Medieval art to present history and popular culture from common, yet unfamiliar perspectives.