From the Latest Issue of Fine Art Connoisseur
Art Collection Spotlight: Where There’s a Will, There’s a Wall
Fortunately, the art collecting process is never really complete. These collectors are still on the lookout for a painting by ...
WAOW 54th National Exhibition: Dreamweavers
On view are 144 paintings, drawings, and sculptures created by its Master, Signature, and Associate members, who live in the U.S., Canada, and Australia.
Virtual Gallery Walk for April 12th, 2024
As part of our effort to continue to help artists and art galleries thrive, we're proud to bring you this week's "Virtual Gallery Walk."...
Face to Face: Realist Portraiture of the 21st Century
Curated by artist-member Michael Fetherston, "Face to Face: Realist Portraiture of the Twenty-First Century" features paintings, drawings, and sculptures by ...
62nd Edition Of The Philadelphia Show
The Philadelphia Show, held annually at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, showcases collectible antiques, art, and design presented by over forty of America’s leading dealers. When is it?
Artist Spotlight: Johanne Mangi
Once I identified my true passion I never looked back. I am constantly inspired by animals that I interact with or who has an interesting story.
Urban Landscapes = Spiritual Introspection
To commemorate 30 years as a professional working artist in San Diego, Duke Windsor's series, titled “Reflections,” focuses on the city’s streets.
33rd National Juried Exhibition of Traditional Oil
Oil Painters of America (OPA) will hold its 33rd National Juried Exhibition of Traditional Oils, judged by Sherrie McGraw, at ...
Fine Art Auction, April 12-13
Returning this spring is one of America’s leading sales of Western art. Its lots encompass every genre, from landscape and wildlife to figures and still life.
Virtual Gallery Walk for April 5th, 2024
As part of our effort to continue to help artists and art galleries thrive, we're proud to bring you this week's "Virtual Gallery Walk."...
Bellmans March Auction: The Hammer Came Down At …
The three artists' collections with works by 19th-century artists all came from descendants, were new to the market, did very well.
An Observational Painter? Perhaps, Perhaps Not
What is this artist looking at, and what does she see? But first, what do we see?
