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Southwest Ties

New Mexico Museum of Art showcases highlights from its 20\" Century Collection

The Unlikeliest Collectors

The Springville Spring Salon celebrates its 100th anniversary by looking back at its unusual origins

VISIONS in FORMATION

Yale University Art Gallery showcases the figurative studies used to elevate the grandeur of civic spaces in America

THE ART OF ELEGY

The dusks and dawns of Frederic Church's Jamaican landscapes illuminate the nuances of grief in an exhibition at the artist's former home.

A Promising Sale

Historic American art figures prominently in Shannon's October sale

Nature Drawn

The Amon Carter Museum celebrates the beauty of nature through its collection of works on paper

Art History

The Fairfield Museum explores American manufacturing practices in the paintings and murals of Robert Lambdin

A Healthy Market

Freeman’s Hindman’s American Art and Pennsylvania Impressionists sale achieved 1.8 million in total sales

Tracing History

The Arts and Crafts Conference returns for the 26\" year to enlighten and educate the masses on the Arts and Crafts movement

Top-Tier Offerings

The May 16 American Art sale at Freeman's | Hindman brought in a total of $773,494 with an 88 percent sell-through rate.

On the Rise

Swann Auction hosts its African American sale, highlighting artists that have been historically overlooked

Wild Lands

Landscapes and wildlife are the categories to watch at the Jackson Hole Art Auction

Art Fall Preview - World in Motion - An Alvin Ailey retrospective sets the tone for an array of eclectic offerings from the art world this fall.

An Alvin Ailey retrospective sets the tone for an array of eclectic offerings from the art world this fall. A gust of fresh air is blowing through the art world. A brand-new outfit called Ruby/Dakota has opened on the supercool strip of East 2nd Street. A whole new scene has formed around 56 Henry's two gallery spaces in Chinatown, and solo shows there by Laurie Simmons and Richard Tinkler promise to scintillate. Just north of the Whitney, Fort Gansevoort Gallery regularly showcases undiscovered artists, including, in September, 84-year-old quilt-maker extraordinaire Yvonne Wells. A gaggle of established artists are also exhibiting-Kara Walker, Simone Leigh, Nick Cave, and the still under-known Denzil Forrester among them. And the museums will have their fair share of thrilling exhibitions, too: The Whitney will feature American national treasure Alvin Ailey, MoMA will peer deep into its own brilliant bellybutton in a show about the woman who helped make the museum, and the Brooklyn Museum will give us an enormous show of artists based in its borough.

Metropolitan Muse- The Art Institute of Chicago has assembled the exhibition Georgia O'Keeffe:

The Art Institute of Chicago showcases a lesser known side of Georgia O'Keeffe that found inspiration in Manhattan

Indispensable- The brainchild of Atlanta art collector Stephen M. Sessler, who edited the volume, American Art: Collecting and Connoisseurship was unusual and perhaps unique among fine art books in that it was both beautiful and useful.

Despite its narrative heft and a host of very beautiful images, I can personally attest that American Art: Collecting and Connoisseurship fits a backpack as readily as it adorns a coffee table. The brainchild of Atlanta art collector Stephen M. Sessler, who edited the volume, American Art: Collecting and Connoisseurship was unusual and perhaps unique among fine art books in that it was both beautiful and useful.

Guardians of the Temple – Simon Dinnerstein reflects on The Fulbright Triptych 50 years later.

The Palmer Museum of Art at Penn State University exhibits Simon Dinnerstein's The Fulbright Triptych haunts the visual lexicon of 20th century American representational art. Fifty years have passed since Dinnerstein completed the painting in 1974.

LABOR not Leisure

The Philadelphia Museum of Art presents the country's first large-scale Mary Cassatt exhibition in 25 years

Spirit Energy

Addison Rowe Gallery presents a meticulously curated show that looks at, and beyond, the Transcendental Painting Group

Pop Icon

Small-scale works by Andy Warhol are featured in an exhibition currently on view at the Bruce Museum

Masters of the Genre

Important works from Western masters will be available at the Coeur d'Alene Art Auction in Nevada

The Evolving Landscape

The word \"landscape,\" which comes from the Dutch \"landschap,\" was first used in the context of a specific art genre in the early 17th century.

American Storyteller

An upcoming exhibition at the Speed Art Museum explores Winslow Homer's illustrative wood engravings

AMERICAN BARBIZON

In a charming village south of Paris, the elevation of landscape painting shaped a movement on the other side of the Atlantic.

THE ALLURE OF AN ERA

A New York City couple shares their private collection of WPA-era works and beyond

A Sense of Depth

A solid grasp of foreground, mid and background makes Colley Whisson's scenes come to life

BUILDING AN ART CAREER ONLINE PART I

In this two-part series, James Gurney presents options for artists who want to improve their internet business strategies

School's in Session

A look at some of the many in-person and online art classes and workshops available today

Keep It REAL

The Art Renewal Center bolsters the support and reverence of traditional representational art

Peaceful Places

Sara Linda Poly creates a sense of atmosphere and depth in her soft, ethereal landscapes

Preserving the Soul of Art

Throughout human history, people have used art to express themselves, record their daily activities, capture moments and share their emotions.