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.

Object Lessons

Still life painters have fascinating studios. Their subjects are their things, and their things are their subjects.

Deeper Meaning

A masterful grasp of the human form, alongside multi-layered metaphor, stunning composition and superb demonstrations of light and color—these are just a few of the elements that make up 33 Contemporary’s MASTERWORKS exhibition.

CREATIVE Expression

Tula Telfair has a studio in Old Lyme, Connecticut, home to what the Hartford Courant called in 1907, “the most talked about art colony in America today.”

BOUNTIFUL Bouquets

Mary Oliver stood among the flowers and wrote, “The poet must not only write the poem but must scrutinize the world intensely, or anyway that part of the world he or she has taken for subject.

Jeremy Lipking

A Contemporary Master of American Art

ELEMENTAL VISIONS

Artist Michael Scott explores the mythology, symbolism and science of an existence born out of a chain of chemical— and alchemical—reactions.

A Sacred Femininity

When Alessandra Maria laid eyes on Gustav Klimt's Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I at New York City's Neue Galerie in 2008, a world of artistic possibilities opened up before her.

The Markings of a Life

Geoffrey Gorman traces his fascination with found objects back to growing up on a sprawling, former horse farm in rural Maryland.

Introspection

French artist Nicolas Martin, who lives and works in Montreal, Canada, will be having his first solo exhibition in

The Hallowed Heart

Opening November 18 at Principle Gallery in Alexandria, Virginia, is a new solo show for Jeremy Mann, whose works cover a broad spectrum of contemporary art,

City Life

Vincent Giarrano grew up in Buffalo, New York, and lived in New York City.

A Timeless Tradition

Heavily influenced by the old Dutch masters, Carlo Russo works in what he calls the traditional style of still life painting.

More than Skin Deep

The 13 paintings by Alyssa Monks on view at San Luis Obispo Museum of Art focus on the artist’s obsession with watery surfaces.

Small in Size, Big in Moxie

All across the country, the end of the year is the season of the small works and miniature group show. This is not coincidental.

A Sisterhood of Artists

Women Artists of the West has been empowering women artists for half a century and counting.

A Common Ground

Women Artists of the West brings the country’s best together for their a 52\" Annual National Juried Exhibition Sale.

North Carolina

The Art Lover's Guide to Collecting Fine Art in

The SHAPE of HUMANITY

Sculptural fragments from antiquity—heads without bodies, torsos without

A LITTLE....... SOMETHIN”

It is said that good things come in small packages. That’s why there are many small artwork exhibitions and sales across the country and why we have this special section.

THE GOLDEN EYE

Julio Reyes captures poignant moments on the precipice of change.

CONTEMPORARY MASTERS

Vincent Xeus A Contemporary Master of American Art

A Feast for the Senses

Scottsdale Artists’ School hosts its annual Beaux Arts Champagne charity event for arts programming

The art of COLLABORATION

A new exhibition showcases how painter Alex Katz translated his prolonged study of performance for the stage.

10 Years On

Upcoming Show Preview/Maxwell Alexander Gallery