American Art Collector - April 2018
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Blending Aesthetics, by John O’Hern • Modern Frescoes: Ali Cavanaugh, by John O’Hern • Surreal Alternative: Jorge Santos, by Rochelle Belsito • The Half-Life of Dreams: Francis Di Fronzo, by John O’Hern • Modern Forms: Andy Burgess, by Michael Clawson • Art City Focus: Chattanooga, TN, by Michael Clawson • Emerging Artists: Editor’s Choice • Visions of the Shores: Collector’s Focus: Seascapes, Rivers & Lakes • The Art Lover’s Guide to Collecting Fine Art in Texas • On the Rise: Collector’s Focus: Emerging Artists
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A Celebration of Women Artists
Lee Vasu has been hosting an annual juried exhibition of exceptional women artists at Dacia Gallery in New York’s East Village for 10 years now.
Plein Air Celebration
Artists come together for an annual Plein Air Festival to revel in the beauty of the Florida landscape.
Painting Becomes Exciting Again
Gross McCleaf Gallery artist Elizabeth Geiger gets ready for her one-woman show Borrowed Rhythms, where she presents around 16 new paintings featuring still life subject matter.
Fervent Emblems
Growing up in Iowa, Kevin Sloan took the landscape of planted fields for granted.
Joyful Show-off's
There’s still life painting, and then there’s garden-to-easel still life painting. “Except for the orchids, everything that I paint, we have grown in our garden,” floral artist Jane Jones tells us. In other words, she takes process to a higher level.
Awash in Color
Jones & Terwilliger Galleries are pairing two artists that take a dramatically different approach to the exploration of color in a joint show that opens at their Palm Desert, California, location on March 3.
The Simple Things
Wes Hempel has long been known for his elaborate, conceptual works that place male figures in art-historical settings, re-envisioning what the cannon of fine art might look like if homosexuality had been accepted and included.
Breaking the Rules
In recent years, painter Ron Hicks has been looking at his work with a thoughtful eye. “What have I been hiding behind?” he asked himself.
A Fresh Take
Principle Gallery in Alexandria, Virginia, honors the still life genre in its upcoming group show Still Fresh.
Bizarre Beautiful
Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, founded in Australia in 2013, began curating exhibitions around the world in 2015.
