Thomas Torak’s Self Portrait in Red has received the DiSilvio Family Award at the Hudson Valley Art Association 85th Annual Exhibition.
A survey of Everett Raymond Kinstler’s paintings, 1952–2015, on view in Tennessee and Georgia this summer.
Work by Naomi Campbell on view in Puerto Rico, New York, and Pennsylvania.
For an aspiring artist, being born in South Florida turns out not to have been such a bad thing.
The Red Dot Exhibition 2018 is a recap of the past season’s “best in show” works, called “red dots,” referring to the small stickers that judges place next to their top picks.
“A Drawing Medium That Remains an Enigma” is Sherry Camhy’s latest article on what one art historian calls “a medium of possibility awaiting still further investigation.”
“I do not start with a full a priori plan for any of these drawings. I am making it up as I go along.”
The Portsmouth exhibition harvests over seventy of Gertrude Fiske’s paintings from private and public collections. It is a modest venue for an ambitious agenda, namely the revival of an artist whose reputation has languished for the balance of the last century.
Costa Vavagiakis is showing in two group exhibitions in New Jersey.
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Sherry Camhy’s Silverpoint Portrait at the Lyme Art Association Gallery
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Sherry Camhy’s silverpoint portrait, Olivia, will be on view from June 15 to June 23 as part of the Hudson Valley Artists Association’s 85th Annual Juried Exhibition.
Notable works from the classes of Sigmund Abeles, Michael Burban, Dionisio Cimarelli, Frank Porcu, Christopher Raccioppi and Paul Oestreicher, and John Varriano.
Coldstream seemed to me a talented curiosity: dry, meticulous, influenced by Cézanne, and—though this is no debit—reliably irresolute. He worried his paintings through dozens of sessions without ever falling victim to a conventional standard of finish.