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Drawing in the Age of Rembrandt
The National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., is currently showing a remarkable display of Dutch landscapes, still life, and scenes of daily life through the lens of more than 90 drawings and 27 paintings. Who can you expect to see?
Jeffrey T. Larson: One Man Exhibition
After twelve one-man exhibitions at the Galleria in Minnesota between 1997 and 2012, Jeffrey T. Larson is returning this fall for the first time in fourteen years.
Limitless: Women Artists of the West’s 56th National Exhibition
Founded in 1971, Women Artists of the West is the oldest national juried organization dedicated to encouraging, promoting, and celebrating professional women artists. Its 56th National Exhibition, titled "Limitless," will soon be on view at ...
Carol Guzman & Clyde Aspevig: “Land Snorkeling” Painters
Perhaps the most artistic residents of the Gallatin Valley in south-central Montana are the married couple Carol Guzman and Clyde Aspevig. Two exhibitions this season confirm that the couple have been keeping busy making great art.
Living the Artistic Adventure
"To constantly strive to get better at my craft as well as remain open to what I see and feel and think is an ongoing way of life."
Painting Every Possible Sunset, and More
A spotlight on contemporary painter Kelly Micca: “I tried painting landscape for the first time in the Roman Forum. After that, it’s hard to return to a normal lifestyle.”
Artist to Watch: Lucas Bononi
This LA-born and NYC-based artist has been creating art full-time since 2014, a pursuit that entailed several sacrifices to make his dream a reality.
Mastering the Mood: Atmospheric Emotion
Preview a curated selection of works by leading contemporary artists who explore the emotional resonance found in nature’s most evocative moments. From the quiet poetry of mist-covered mornings to the dramatic interplay of dusk light and shadow, the exhibition invites viewers to experience artwork not merely as places or things, but as profound emotional states.
What It Was Like to Paint the Queen of Photorealism
"On the day of the photoshoot, we went to Audrey’s Upper West Side studio ... I was so nervous I can barely recall what anyone said. Later, I knew which shot I wanted as my reference for the painting, but would Audrey pick the same one?"
Marguerite Louppe: On Her Own
Alas, Louppe did not date her works, although she signed them with a confident flourish in a distinctive lowercase imprint. Because of this ...









