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Towards A New Hierarchy of Art
As increasing numbers of artists seek out traditional techniques in art and compete for prizes, the question of hierarchy may be worth visiting, if only to do this...
Winning Works from the American Women Artists Show
View a selection of the outstanding prizewinners, chosen from 995 entries in the recent American Women Artists online juried show.
Testament of the Spirit: Paintings by Eduardo Carrillo
Discover an expansive exhibition of works by Eduardo Carrillo, a painter, teacher, and social activist known for advancing recognition of Chicano art and culture in California.
A Deceivingly Simple Shape That Makes For A Complex Painting
See why John Gibson has spent a quarter of a century painting a subject that, in and of itself, he “doesn’t really care that much about.”
Featured Artwork: Thane Gorek presented by the Celebration of Fine Art
Just As You Imagined
Gouache and oil on canvas
30 x 48 in.
$7,500
Thane Gorek (b.1973) from Northern Colorado studied Illustration at the School of Visual Arts...
Fine Art by Daniel Keys and A Moment in the Spotlight for “Abundance”
Watch a preview of “Opus,” a fine art exhibition from Daniel Keys, and see why he was “secretly thrilled” when a collector chose another painting over the floral featured 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.
Art About Art: A Luminous Pursuit
As art about art, Guy Diehl’s paintings explore different artistic movements across recent history, often by referencing other artists within the composition itself.
Featured Artwork: “Selfie d’Orsay” by Heather Lynn Gibson
"The morning sun illuminated the art museum's huge grand hall and the gorgeous sculptures it displayed. A young lady standing in the middle of the room caught my attention..." Read more about "Selfie d'Orsay," an oil painting by Heather Lynn Gibson.
The Underlying Geometric Order
Scottish artist Renny Tait is internationally recognized for his painted depictions of idealized architectural landscapes, exploring the underlying geometric order of the built environment in pursuit of pure, simple form. His newest oils head to the walls of this established gallery next week.









