Fine Art News

Brooklyn, NY — Come in where it is cool and take the plunge, literally and figuratively! 440 Gallery is pleased to present Everyone in the Pool, a group show of diverse artwork from each of its fourteen members. Ours is an artistic [Read More]

The finest artists in the country will return to Downtown Chicago for the city’s premier three-day summer art event, the 22nd Annual Chicago Tribune North Michigan Avenue Art Festival, slated for July 5 – 7, 2013. This celebration of the arts is [Read More]

TODAY (July 2) sees the launch of Pintar Rapido (meaning Painting Quickly in Spanish), a new two-day arts festival in London taking place on July 13 & 14 across the Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. It is open to professional and amateur [Read More]

Windsor Contemporary Art Fair returns for its ninth year this November with a fantastic array of artwork and guaranteed to provide its visitors with many opportunities to get involved and be informed. Firmly established as one of the leading events in the [Read More]

Brooklyn, NY — While activists, politicians, and scientists promote being green and sustainable, and argue about fracking and climate change, 440 Gallery hosts Earth, a group exhibition for artists to present their side of the story. A vast landscape, the fragile environment, [Read More]

Following the extraordinary success of its inaugural edition last summer, Art Southampton (presented by Art Miami), the premiere international contemporary and modern art fair and marketplace for acquiring the finest works of art available in the Hamptons, will return at the height [Read More]

The vibrancy and emotional freedom of Julianne Raymond’s art draws upon her inner creative journey, as her inspiration emerges in an energetic dance of atmospheric and illuminated color and a depth of rich texture. Raymond’s expressive abstractions are constructed with a lively [Read More]

Australian artist Janette Newman works in a dazzling array of styles, but a resilient dynamism and vibrant palette of bold, warm colors run through all her paintings. The result is that the disparate themes and subjects are visually linked and engrossing on [Read More]

Jack Graves III loves to work with drawing media, utilizing tools such as pen and ink to create intricate, detailed portraits and designs. Due to the nature of his media, his work is naturally high contrast – but his methods create work [Read More]

Chinese-American artist Gabe Tong has transcended traditional Abstract Expressionism to create something entirely new. In pioneering a 3D Cubist style, Tong breathes new life into the two-dimensional objects and forms prized by Cubists such as Picasso to add another dimensional plane altogether. [Read More]

Zuecca Project Space presents Ai Weiwei: Disposition a collateral event of the 55th International Art Exhibition – la Biennale di Venezia, Zuecca Project Space presents an exhibition of new works by Ai Weiwei on view through 15 September 2013. The artist’s only [Read More]

Takala has chosen to give the opportunity to devise and realise the Emdash Award in 2013 to a group of children. As a starting point for the project, Takala will establish a committee of children, around the age of 12, who in [Read More]

Hospitalites, an innovative contemporary art biennial event, is taking place across the Ile-de-France region now through 6 July 2013. Hospitalités, a major artistic biennial event, organised by the Tram contemporary art network, brings together 31 different venues across Paris and the Île-de-France [Read More]

The Ionian Dance by Sir Edward John Poynter, director of the National Gallery and President of the Royal Academy of Arts, will be offered for sale on 10th July at Bonhams’ 19th Century Paintings sale, estimated at £300,000-£400,000. Contained within the original [Read More]