Barbara Fracchia

Barbara Fracchia enjoys painting many aspects of the arts, but the “loves of her life” are opera, ballet and symphonic music.

Antonio Masi

According to artist Antonio Masi, “A bridge represents connections.

Faraway Lands

The illustrations of Adam Oehlers seem almost imbued with magic, a fantastical rendering of whimsical fantasy worlds with characters and subjects that remind us of stories we dove into as children.

World Views

The Santa Fe, New Mexico, home of Todd and Marjolaine Greentree features art that connects with their travels and interests.

Honest Portrayals

Carl Jung (1875-1961), the founder of analytical psychology, wrote, “One doesn’t become enlightened by imagining figures of light but by making the darkness conscious.”

Simple Moments

Page was the Grand Prize winner of International Artist magazine's challenge No.106 People & Figures.

Wild And Free

Three contemporary wildlife artists share their perspectives of the natural world.

Exhibition Of Paintings In The Traditional Medium Of Egg Tempera

Attleboro Arts Museum presents an exhibition of paintings in the traditional medium of egg tempera.

Alicia Ponzio: Carving Out New Challenges

Unveiling spotlights a recently completed portrait commission, figurative work or upcoming exhibition from some of the best and most active members of the Portrait Society of America. Featured this month is award-winning member, Alicia Ponzio, who discusses her recent unveiling of Nashville Symphony Music Director, Maestro Giancarlo Guerrero.

The Death Of Distance

New works by John Wentz continue to push realism beyond its contexts.

Outside The Box

The art collection of Molly Barnes features work by artists who she believes are breaking new ground.

Beyond The Gallery Walls

An A-frame cabin in the snowy backcountry woods of Utah does not seem the likeliest place to find a select gathering of art collectors.

Creating Connections

Every weekend throughout the month of July, Broadmoor Galleries along with Broadmoor Hotel hosts The Broadmoor Art Experience.

Good Vibrations

DARRIN JENSEN-PETERSON AND MICHAEL PETERSON’S PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA, OASIS HAS A NEUTRAL PALETTE TO COMPLEMENT THEIR VIBRANT ART

Hamptons Showcase

This summer Haven Gallery will be exhibiting at the annual Market Art + Design in Bridgehampton, New York.

Forces Driving

BRAD OVERTON’S NEW EXHIBITION, EROS AND THANATOS, DELVES INTO THE IMPULSES OF THE HUMAN PSYCHE.

The Human Experience

This July, Meyer Gallery in Park City, Utah, will explore the human figure and spirit with a two-artist show featuring the work of figurative painter Britton Snyder and sculptor Spencer Budd.

Size Matters

This July 13 to 27, Maxwell Alexander Gallery in Los Angeles will present a small works group exhibition featuring artists working in both the contemporary and Western styles.

Interview With Tslil Tsemet

Growing up in the exorbitantly politically charged environment of Jerusalem, artist Tslil Tsemet was bound to find some of that manifesting in her art.

Madness In The Soul

SIX ARTISTS EXPLORE THEIR MUSES IN A NEW GROUP SHOW AT REHS CONTEMPORARY IN NEW YORK CITY.

Atmospheric Places

MATTEO MASSAGRANDE

Expanding Series

Throughout her career, Karen Hollingsworth has painted a number of different series.

Unbound

Arawness permeates through Jeremy Manns paintings.

Art Forms

In the lead-up to Michael Carson’s upcoming show at Bonner David Galleries, we dropped by his Phoenix home to see his new work, and as he walked us up to a second-floor studio that overlooks his backyard and the Phoenix skyline, we had to shuffle through a thin layer of wood chips, the result of a recent tangent into wood carving, that were directly in front of his studio door.

Uncharted Territory

John O’Hern Looks Back On His Groundbreaking Re-presenting Representation Exhibitions.

Joy And Peace

The artwork of Mihaela Ioana Atomei brings a sense of joy and serenity through characters who are taking in the quieter moments of life.

Trio Of Shows

On December 15, Haven Gallery will open three solo exhibitions in its Northport, New York, gallery from 6 to 8 p.m. that highlight the work of Kelsey Beckett, Craww and Amy Minchew. The exhibitions are on view through January 19, and they will feature new works in the three artists’ signature styles.

Impersonal Spaces

Years ago, painter Eric Hesse would commute to work within Los Angeles. His home and studio were 5 miles apart, but it would take 30 minutes or more in LA traffic to get to either place.

Home Of The Brave

Mary Whyte’s impressive series of watercolors honors armed service members after they return from battle.

Francis Di Fronzo & Kristine Poole Parallels

If one were to think only of surfaces, there are parallels in the work of Kristine Poole and Francis Di Fronzo, the former a sculptor and the latter a painter.