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The Best Of All Times

The act of painting—the brushstrokes, the tools and how the surface can appear as the paint is applied—is one of the most important elements of Tor-Arne Moen’s paintings.

Infinity In The Palm Of Your Hand

Alexis Savopoulos’ works of art—worlds of art—embody the spirit of William Blake’s stanza from Auguries of Innocence where he equates creative expression as being a desire “to see the World in a Grain of Sand And a Heaven in a Wild Flower/ Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour…”

Into The Night

Every aspect of Ashley Anne Clark’s mixed media paintings are inspired by nature.

Freedom And Structure

I was always interested in the anatomy of everything,” says Andrée Hudson.

Extraordinary In The Ordinary

The elegantly simple artwork of Kateri Ewing is grounded in finding beauty in the ordinary things she observes in her daily life.

Connections

The artwork of Cheryl Elmo captures the human experience through the simplicity of everyday moments she observes, the odd little nuances of how people act, the way someone folds their hands over their lap or the little wrinkles that form near the eyes and mouth when laughing.

Allegory

Although based in the high desert of New Mexico, artist Mark Beck travels from coast to coast photographing and painting the landscapes that inspire him.

A Retrospective

Evelyne Boren was born in Germany at the outbreak of World War II.

Collector's Focus Landscapes - Fleeting Nature

Martin Johnson Heade (1819- 1904) began his career as a portrait painter and studied with folk artist Edward Hicks, who was famed for his Peaceable Kingdom paintings.

Collecting For The Future

Gil Rose and Stan Russell have curated a dynamic mix of artwork that will have an enduring legacy.

A Colorful World

Daily life is a constant muse for artist Ben Fenske, who resides in Chianti, Italy.

What's The Story, Morning Glory?

Why Nuart Aberdeen has a tale to tell

The Unbusiness Of Art

The unbusiness of art

True West Presents An Inside Look At Maynard Dixon's American West

A HISTORIC SHOW HONORING THE WEST’S GREATEST ARTIST“Maynard Dixon’s American West” is based on Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West’s “Maynard Dixon’s American West” exhibition, which debuts October 14, 2019, and Mark Sublette’s accompanying catalog Maynard Dixon’s American West: Along the Distant Mesa (Mark Sublette, Medicine Man Gallery, Tucson, Arizona, 2019).Wild Horses of Nevada by Maynard Dixon circa 1927, oil on canvas– COURTESY KARGES FAMILY TRUST –

A Designer Whose Work Abstracts And Skews Perception With Positive Energy

The path of patterns

Jessica Campbell's Carpet And Comics At Chicago MCA

Collage and Comics at Chicago MCA

The End Of The Hydrocarbon Era

Dustin Yellin, a Brooklyn, N.Y.-based artist whose intricate 3D photomontages adorn the likes of New York’s Lincoln Center, wants to draw your gaze to climate change.

Mario Ayala

Holding five aces

Robin F. Williams

Model Behavior

Tschabalala Self

Community and Culture

Paul Insect

Metamorphosis

Ellen Berkenblit

Practical Magic

Ed Hardy

Deeper Than Skin at San Francisco’s de Young Museum

Danielle Orchard

A Day On the Green

Nature's Patterns

A carpet of freshly fallen leaves in the side yard of my family home was my initial inspiration.

Paying Homage

Australian artist Lance Ross honors the techniques of the past masters with compositions featuring their likeness

Portraits Of Inspiration

Seven writers with books coming out in the first months of the new year share their thoughts about creativity, the transformative power of writing, and the infinite potential of the literary imagination.

Aura And Atmosphere Through Color

The colors in Viktoria Prischedko’s watercolor paintings correspond to the emotional state of the scene

An Artist's Artist

Remembering the life and legacy of portrait artist Everett Raymond Kinstler.

The Secret Sea

When it comes to seascape or marine paintings, there are no prerequisites for the artists, as Roger Dale Brown makes abundantly clear.