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Acts of Love and Destruction: Food and Fine Art
Janine Catalano encourages us to re-examine our assumptions about food and eating through the lenses of diverse artists and thinkers.
Creative Ecstasy and Crushing Frustration
Through his new body of work, featured in the fine art exhibition "This Wilderness," Matt Flint searches for essence, something more powerful than likeness.
Featured Artwork: Miles Glynn presented by Creighton Block Gallery
Featured Artwork: Miles Glynn presented by Creighton Block Gallery
Horse No. 16
26 x 39 in.
Archival print on 5.5 oz. Belgian Linen
2018, edition of 25
In Wallflower...
Featured Artwork: Elizabeth Floyd
“Pink PJs”
48 x 32 in.
Oil
$9500
Elevating everyday moments into fine art — this phrase has become my mantra as an artist and an art instructor....
From Photorealism to Animation: Celebrating California Art
The Hilbert Museum of Orange County should be on your list of places to visit; see why and learn about the variety of styles and artists you’ll see there.
Cityscapes with Infinite, Jigsaw-Like Complexity
Famous cities carry an endless number of associations. One can almost feel the pulse of a city when thinking of it, and each has its very own. It should come as no surprise, then, that artist Brad Aldridge, featured at an upcoming “Within the City” exhibition at Bonner David Galleries, has devoted his life to painting cityscapes that are “honest and grounded in somber realism” and simultaneously “encouraging and hopeful.”
A Soldier’s Journey: The Weight of Sacrifice Portrayed in Bronze Relief
Surveying the Washington, D.C. war memorials, one quickly realizes how unusual Sabin Howard’s “A Soldier’s Journey,” a World War I memorial destined to be placed in Pershing Square, is. Bonus: Watch a behind-the-scenes clip of Howard's work.
Following the Footsteps of Inness
As one of the major New American Tonalist painters, this artist’s use of color, texture, and light creates a harmonious balance between realistic and abstract interpretations of the landscape. This painter is following in the footsteps of the great George Inness, and viewers will surely want to see this solo exhibition.
A First in 75 Years
The Norton Museum of Art will be the first in more than 75 years to showcase the sculpture of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney — an artist whose significant career saw major commissions throughout the United States and Europe in the early 20th century.
Do You Like Henry Martin Gasser?
Questroyal Fine Art in New York City can help add your name to the growing list of of collectors of Henry Martin Gasser, an artist distinguished by more than 100 awards in his lifetime and included in over 60 museum collections. How?









