Catch a glimpse of several of Jerry Weiss’s landscapes and nudes in the romantic comedy A Case of You, starring Justin Long and Evan Rachel Wood.
Al Hirschfeld brought a new set of visual conventions to the task of performance portraiture. His signature work, defined by a linear calligraphic style, appeared in virtually every major publication …
Knox Martin has unveiled a newly-design website: www.knoxmartin.com.
Eye to I … 3,000 Years of Portraits at the Katonah Museum of Art presents sixty portraits accompanied by commentary about them by 100 contributors.
Sherry Camhy’s article “Painterly Graphite” appears in the Fall issue of Drawing magazine. Take a video peek inside the issue. Available at bookstores and on newsstands November 5, 2013.
Torche’ Galerie opens its Fall Exhibition this evening, October 19, with a group show of work by over forty artists, including instructor Anne Stanner.
As part of the “Conversations Among Painters” series, Catherine Redmond organized an informal evening talk on October 3 with fellow Pratt professors Hannah Barrett, Nancy Grimes, and Frank Lind to discuss the ideas of the mysterious Balthus.
Painter, illustrator, poet, and author Peggy Bacon (1895–1987) studied at the Art Students League from 1915 until 1920, and later was an instructor in painting, drawing, and composition. The school was at the heart of her artistic circle…
Alive with Paint is a solo show of Thomas Torak’s paintings at Sloane Merrill Gallery (Boston, MA) that runs from October 18 through November 6, 2013. The opening reception is on Friday, October 18.
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Costa Vavagiakis Portraits in “Making Faces” at Salena Gallery
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Two portraits by Costa Vavagiakis are now on view in Making Faces, an exhibition of self-portraits and portraits of others, at the Salena Gallery.
Sherry Camhy’s silverpoint drawing Aunt Helen’s Doll is included in the newly published Strokes of Genius 5—The Best of Drawing: Design and Composition.
The Italian Kimono: Selected Works 2003–2013 is an exhibition of seventeen mixed media works by Bruce Dorfman, who this year marks his fiftieth year teaching at the Art Students League.