An upcoming group exhibition of cityscape painting
A vibrant overview of a distinctive New York City contribution to American realism in the first half of the twentieth-century
Sharon Sprung’s latest commission Portrait of David Harmon, Headmaster of Poly Prep Country Day School was recently unveiled.
My ideal studio would definitely be much larger than what I have now. Simple, minimalist, green design. Great natural light. Big sink. Big work table. Big wall. Whitewashed. A place where paint can be spilled, nothing fussy.
Recent publications, exhibitions, and awards from Daniel Greene
Charles Hinman: Works from the 80s is on now at the Washburn Gallery through December 10, 2016.
Sixty-five paintings by William Scharf will be on view at Hollis Taggart Galleries.
An upcoming solo exhibition for Douglas Safranek
Dave was a real New Yorker, and in all his flamboyance, incorrigibleness, convulsive laughter, and memorable kindness, he was a quintessential part of Art Students League life.
Until I saw the New York Times article, I had no idea that the art of the last six centuries had ceased to matter. I mean, I’ve been following the news every day.
Sherry Camhy’s “Material World” column for the Fall 2006 issue of Drawing is “The Nuts and Bolts of Mechanical Pencils.”
Contemporary American Marine Art is a traveling group exhibition that opens at the Muscarelle Museum of Art on September 10, 2016.