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Awe and Wonder
As a child living in central Illinois, Bruce Cascia was given a Brownie camera by his father. The simple cameras were barely more than a box with a lens and a shutter release. They held film—“Two and-quarter by two-and-a-quarter,” Cascia recalls—but there was little room for bells and whistles.
Enhanced Memories
Throughout her three-decade career artist, Carrie Pearce has become recognized for painting odd objects or out-of-the-ordinary scenarios that have a touch of whimsy and sentimentality.
Blending Spaces
John Tarahteeff’s paintings take you somewhere new, yet familiar. You don’t entirely know where it is, but it feels like you’ve been there before.
Colorado Beauty
The Eagle Valley Land Trust, located in Eagle County, Colorado, is dedicated to preserving 2,000 acres of land every year.
Artistic EVOLUTION
Daniel Bilmes’ first New York solo exhibition opens September 18 at Arcadia Contemporary with new work that shows his growth and development.
Human Potential
Beginning September 10, Erin Currier of Santa Fe, New Mexico, will be showcasing a large collection of new works at Blue Rain Gallery. This includes about 12 collage paintings on panel, as well as over 20 framed, mixed media pen, marker and china marker works on archival paper.
Inside Their Worlds
Lawes was the Grand Prize award winner in International Artist magazine’s Challenge No. 123, Wildlife.
RESHAPING REALISM
Principle Gallery presents the exhibition Disrupted Realism, curated by John Seed, featuring work by artists who are challenging and changing traditional realism.
The Clearing
Three years ago, Kai Samuels-Davis began preparing for his upcoming solo exhibition at Dolby Chadwick Gallery. It wasn’t until a year ago that the series of paintings began to take shape.
The Edge of a Story
One a master of jubilant color, the other of dramatic lights and darks, the works of artists Colin Page and Kim English build each other up, telling stories through brushstrokes.
A Changing City
Greg Gandy received his master’s degree at Academy of Art University in San Francisco in 2007, the same year he had his first exhibition at the city’s STUDIO Gallery. His most recent paintings will be shown at the gallery from August 26 through September 13.
A Return to Colorado
Thirty leading art dealers will participate in a pop-up edition of Intersect Aspen.
Beautiful Variations
Robin Hextrum grew up in Stinson Beach, a small town across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco. Stinson Beach separates the biodiversity of Bolinas Lagoon from the Pacific Ocean. Living in such a beautiful and fragile ecosystem, she has been aware of environmental issues from an early age.
In Harmony
It’s tempting to call paintings by Ron Hicks “enigmatic.” The word comes from the Greek ainissesthai, which means “to speak in riddles.” That doesn’t work. Nor does “mysterious.”
International Perspectives
Compositions from across the globe feature major design principles that captivate viewers and communicate inspirations.
Portraits of Promised Lands
The first portraiture retrospective for Hung Liu opens August 27 at National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C.
Empowering Figures
Ayana Ross, winner of the second Bennett Prize, explores the themes of race and identity in her paintings.
Homecoming in the Hamptons
Market Art + Design hosts its 11th annual fair at the Bridgehampton Museum in New York.
Living Pictures
Art comes to life during the Festival of Arts of Laguna Beach’s annual Pageant of the Masters.
Weekend in the Park
The 43rd annual Long’s Park Art Festival will include paintings, sculptures and more by over 200 juried artists.
Soul to Soul
Pittsburgh-born artist Ann Tanksley has an innate understanding of the world.
Inspiring Creativity
Museum of Science + Industry Chicago’s Black Creativity program includes a juried exhibition for professional and student artists.
Patterns
Artist Colby Sanford is sharing an intriguing new collection of approximately 20 works, to be displayed at Meyer Gallery in Park City, Utah.
COLLECTOR'S FOCUS MARINE ART - Ships Ahoy
Rising 780 feet above the sea, Maine’s Mount Battie overlooks Camden Harbor and Penobscot Bay.
Voyages
A new exhibition at Menconi + Schoelkopf focuses on artist Richard Estes’ travel paintings.
Stillness in Shadow
For painter Andrew Shears, there is a beautiful simplicity in the mundane, the ordinary, the pedestrian.
Magical Moments
Matthew Sievers’ paintings of rural landscapes and cities are dynamic expressions of light, color and atmosphere.
Sharing Space
Claire Kincade invites us to share in the experience of the objects she surrounds herself with and that she arranges in her still life paintings.
Power of Experience
Pegah Samaie was born in Iran and has lived in the United States for 10 years. She received her BFA and MFA degrees with honors from the Laguna College of Art and Design in Laguna Beach, California.
Big Islands
The gestural artwork of Jennifer Pochinski is guided by instinct— rugged brushstrokes and vivid colors that come together to create an experience of pure human emotion.