Steven Assael is one of twenty painters selected to exhibit in a survey of realistic painting at the beginning of the twenty-first century.
This exhibition features recent works by the League’s technical instructors in plaster casting, welding, sculpting in wax, and printmaking.
The building is old and charming, and by the time I climb the four flights of stairs, I feel that I have entered a calmer environment. No matter what is going on in my life, I always walk into my studio space feeling relieved to be there.
Yasumitsu Morito’s solo exhibition opens at the Japan Information Center Gallery of the Consulate General of Japan on August 1.
Richard Pantell on his five favorite paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art … this week.
When I visit the Metropolitan Museum, I am able to travel back in time to communicate with artists living centuries ago, and ask them, How did you do that? Why did you do that?
It is not only the quality of Rembrandt’s painting and design that comes through in this work; it is the quality of his mind and the nature of his heart.
Four painters who completed the Art Students League’s Certificate Program in 2016 are exhibiting in the Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery through July 23, 2016.
I’m sure most of you have had favorite works of art that you’ve examined repeatedly over the years. They keep us engaged as great art does, telling us more with each viewing and over time we have grown to accept more with our own maturity as viewers and artists.
On Familiar Ground is a two-person exhibition at the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts that continues through August 13, 2016.
The Summer Exhibition at the Art Students League’s Vytlacil Campus is both a celebration and subtle swan song for the Art Students League’s residency program.
Bruce Dorfman is one of twenty-five artists in Ways and Means, an exhibition that opens July 11 at the 1285 Avenue of the Americas Gallery.