Deborah Winiarski is one of thrity-six artists whose work is featured in Embracing Encaustic: Mixing Media.
The world of the university art department is another creature altogether from the independent art school.
There is no such thing as a correct or neutral palette. Every palette has an agenda; it aids and even encourages you to paint a certain way.
Hans Witschi is one of nine artists exhibiting in Till I Get It Right, which opened on July 10, 2015.
Naomi Campbell is one of twenty-seven artists exhibiting in Phlogiston, an exhibition in Croatia that continues through August 30, 2015.
The GI Bill created the circumstances that provoked searching questions about where and how best to educate artists.
The necessity to impress patrons tinges everything Sargent painted; ever the master of prestidigitation, even in his relaxed moments he is a thoroughly public artist. No other major painter’s manual dexterity is so central to his identity.
I’m lucky in the sense that I am able to portray my feelings with a brush rather easily. I don’t know whether I can attribute this to slow accumulation over a lifetime—looking at so many paintings, the careful observation of everything.
For me the Metropolitan Museum of Art embodies a cross-pollination of cultures in symbiosis.
Painting the Figure is a solo exhibition of Jerry Weiss’s figurative paintings and drawings opening at the Cooley Gallery on July 15.
Mixed-media artist Mariano Del Rosario praises the simple, quotidian tools he uses to make art.
In celebration of the Metropolitan Museum’s encyclopedic holdings, “Take Five” is a series of posts where artists describe the lessons that any five works in the collection have taught them about their craft or life as an artist.