Notable works from the classes of Oscar Garcia, Ronnie Landfield, and William Scharf.
Pondering the closing of the National Academy of Design’s home on Fifth Avenue, Eakins’s vulnerable expression, caught between resistance and resignation, may well speak for many artists.
A drawing like this involves seeing, reacting, and remembering. With the pen in continual movement, the drawing embodies a seamless coordination of hand, eye, mind, and heart.
Bruce Dorfman is one of four artists showing at Elizabeth Clement Fine Art’s booth for the inaugural edition of CONTEXT New York.
Michael Pellettieri will be exhibiting in the Biannual Contemporary Printmaking Exhibition.
City Stories is a two-person exhibition of block prints, etchings, and lithographs by Richard Pantell and Karen Whitman.
Themes that I’d find irredeemably cornball from any other artist are rescued both by Abbott Thayer’s prickly earnestness and his formal abilities as a draftsman and painter.
Dan Gheno will be exhibiting in a group show at the First Street Gallery.
Notable works from the classes of Max Ginsburg, Pat Lipsky, Karen O’Neil, Larry Poons, and Peter Reginato.
Timothy J. Clark’s latest solo exhibition is now on view at Godel & Co. Fine Art.
Arguably the greatest draftsman of his time, there was nothing fastidious in his thinking. Degas couldn’t wait to find new ways to get his hands dirty.
Sylvie Covey’s new book is an all-in-one guide that includes history, step-by-step examples, and lush reproductions of contemporary printmaking processes.