Painter Sharon Sprung discusses the tools she uses to make art: a third-generation easel with a special pedigree, a transformed lithographers table, and an antique screen of oak panels.
Painter Jerry Weiss isn’t so sure Flaming June is the best picture in the room at the Frick Collection.
Where and how we see art affects the quality of our experience. When we see art in a church that has been prayed in for centuries, something magical occurs, as if the art is spiritually alive.
Coney Island: Visions of an American Dreamland, 1861–2008, opening at the San Diego Museum of Art on July 11, will include Frederick Brosen’s watercolor Astroland.
Nearly 4,000 men and women veterans of the US military have studied or taught at the Art Students League of New York. On June 19, On the Front Lines opens to explore work by those veterans who studied at the league after the Second World War through the present day.
Barney Hodes’s Julie (and Friends) is part of The Highland Falls ArtWalk: Leadership and Wisdom.
Thomas Torak’s The Silver Bowl is on exhibit at the Bennington Center for the Arts.
Sherrie McGraw was awarded the Butler Medal of Honor from the Butler Institute of American Art in May.
On now through June 15, 2015 is the Art Student League’s annual Red Dot Exhibition, a collection of the season’s “red dot” (best of show) works from over eighty classes.
Great paintings stimulate thoughts and feelings that take us beyond the four corners of the canvas and then they bring us back; we crave to see the image again and again, our responses only deepening with time.
A gallery of work by the Art Students League’s top grant recipients for 2015.
Recent exhibition news from Joseph Peller.