Art
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Art in Luxury
The Palm Beach Sho o e_a mi of a_an i e and objec in an en ionmen of ophi ica ion.
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February 2026
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Patsy Lindamood
My work is rooted in representation, yet it resists the confines of photorealism,\" explains artist Patsy Lindamood. \"From a distance, my drawings may be mistaken for photographs, but closer inspection reveals the unmistakable presence of the artist's hand—the subtle marks, the deliberate strokes—that transform the image into something painterly and alive. I am not pursuing visual perfection; I am pursuing visual perception.
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February 2026
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Textural Acrylics
Sowders was the Grand Prize Winner in International Artist magazine's Challenge No. 149 Landscapes.
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February 2026
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Sun, Sand and Art
Miami A Week_e-eal he po e momen mand make _eng h of con empo_a_eali m.
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February 2026
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Elena Zolotnitsky
In an ongoing show at Sticks Framing and Fine Art in Berkeley, California, Elena Zolotnitsky continues to explore three seemingly different genres, which on the surface appear to be florals, portraits and chairs.
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February 2026
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Steve Scheuring
Steve Scheuring is known for his realistic, complex still life paintings.
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February 2026
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All Things Retro
In eec Palm Sp_ing A De igni a highligh fo_collec o d_ing Mode_ni m Week.
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February 2026
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Lowcountry Wilderness
The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition returns to Charleston for a weekend of exceptional wildlife art.
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February 2026
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Nostalgia
While rotating between painting the Southwest landscape, old signage, cars, trains and motorcycles, artist Tony De Luz rediscovered his love of painting city scenes.
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February 2026
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Paint & Porcelain
This February, Wally Workman Gallery presents Floral, a joint exhibition showcasing still life paintings by James Andrew Smith and the realistic ceramic creations of Owen Mann. The show opens at the Austin gallery on February 7 with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m., and will hang through March 1.
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February 2026
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THE Poetry OF Flesh
Stephen Early's evocative paintings sing with the seductive language of dance.
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February 2026
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The Energy of the Streets
Featuring city scenes of Washington, D.C. and the surrounding region, is a new show at Principle Gallery with work by Steven S. Walker and Gavin Glakas-both with ties to the area.
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February 2026
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Industrial Inferno
The Gohmann M e mp_e-en he dak, e land cape of Da id Cla.
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February 2026
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The Test of Time
Salmagundi Club hosts its Annual Members' Exhibition, a tradition since 1871.
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February 2026
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MY WORLD
John Alexander paints the extremes: nature at its grandest and man at his worst.
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February 2026
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Beyond the Frame
This February, the Marshall Gallery presents 2D goes 3D: Painters in the Round, an exhibition that showcases four artists who “build, layer and shape paint into dimensional artwork, redefining what a painting can become.”
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February 2026
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Stone & Sky
On February 17, Altamira Fine Art in Scottsdale, Arizona, will present a new solo show for landscape painter Jared Sanders. Titled Stone & Sky, the show will feature Sanders' paintings of remote desert locations in the Southwest.
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February 2026
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Capturing Character: Jamie Coreth and the Duke of Kent
When the New Generation Festival decided to commission a portrait for the grand walls of the Palazzo Corsini in Florence, they turned to British painter Jamie Coreth, known for his ability to blend classical poise with contemporary depth. The subject was none other than the Duke of Kent, a patron of the festival whose long and distinguished public life made him a fitting addition to the Palazzo's storied collection.
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February 2026
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A Watchful Eye
The novelist and politician Edward George Bulwer-Lytton (1803-1873) wrote, \"Every man who observes vigilantly, and resolves steadfastly, grows unconsciously into genius.\"
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February 2026
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Resplendence
Robert Moore's father wanted him to pursue a career in law but he was an outdoorsman and after a stint in pre-law he knew he wanted to be out in nature where he could hunt and fish. He thought he could make a living as a painter.
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February 2026
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Living the Dream,
Dynamic painter Dale Terbush reflects on the joys of being an artist and the things that matter most to him.
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February 2026
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Rocky Mountain High
Plein Air Painters of America celebrates the breathtaking beauty of Colorado.
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August 2025
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Dive Right In
I've come across several artists who paint underwater figurative scenes, but Anne Leone, who began painting them 30 years ago, is a master of the craft.
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August 2025
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Finding Humor in Hubris
Larry Blizard has nothing against painting but at some point in his long career as an artist, working across many mediums, the 85-year-old observed that the drawings in his sketchbook seemed to contain a special quality that the paintings he was creating at the time, did not-a kind of vitality or intensity. \"Gradually, I began to devote more effort to sketching, until drawing took over completely,\" he says. Drawing, he found, also calms his nerves. \"I lose myself in the act of moving my pencil, bringing to life forms from my imagination, and the whole process becomes a kind of meditation.\"
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August 2025
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Art and Community
Intersect Aspen expands and delves deeper for its 15th year.
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August 2025
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Curated for Collectors
One of the most anticipated shows of the year returns to Arcadia Contemporary this September. True to tradition, the 12th annual Five & Under exhibition features the gallery's top artists alongside emerging talent scouted by gallery owner Steve Diamant. An invitation from Diamant, who is known for his discerning eye, to participate in the show can be a breakthrough moment for an artist. It's also a tremendous opportunity for collectors, as all of the 100 to 200 works are priced at $5,000 or less.
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August 2025
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Facial Recognition
Aportrait serves many purposes. It can remind us of who we are or who someone once was, whether depicted in great accuracy or through symbolism. While our fascination with a portrait is often an ineffable experience, there's one simple explanation of the appeal of a human face: connection—made possible through technique, style and color.
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August 2025
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Summer Celebration
Gallery 1261 is gearing up for its annual 1261 Summer Show, featuring works by more than 10 of the Denver gallery's top artists. Collectors can expect to find at least 50 fresh and original artworks. The growing roster of participating artists includes Gregory Block, Scott Conary, Valerio D'Ospina, Hollis Dunlap, Daniel Sprick, Tibor Nagy, Vincent Xeus, Elizabeth Zanzinger and Heather Neill, with others being added as the show approaches. Among the many show highlights, is the detailed work of Gregory Block, known for his exploration of an array of subject matter. \"My work has always been, and I hope always will be, a fluid interpretation of how I see the world,\" explains Block. \"That means no subject matter or technique is ever off the table. I consider myself a contemporary realist because while I generally strive to paint the 'reality' of my subjects, I do so with a keen awareness of the fact that all our true realities are subjective.\"
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August 2025
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Poetic Inspiration
A new exhibition currently on view at 33 Contemporary, A Poetic Response draws meaning from the deeply human endeavor of poetry and visual art. In many ways, these two art forms are the purest distillation of life, truth and personhood. While portraiture and figurative works make up a large portion of the show's subject matter, viewers can also delve into the hidden meanings behind a variety of subjects.
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August 2025
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Home Run
Sanders Galleries sells three paintings directly out of the May issue, including the cover image by Mian Situ
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