Istituto Marangoni, a leading institution in fashion, design, and visual arts, has announced a strategic partnership with Keil Space for Advanced Art and its applications. This collaboration aims to enhance the educational experience of Master’s students by integrating visits to Keil Space [Read More]
An ancient Roman statue of great importance and beauty—a depiction of the Greek goddess Athena from the early 1st century CE—has been acquired by Halsted A&A Foundation, it was announced today. In keeping with its commitment to the arts and education, Halsted [Read More]
Brooklyn NY – 440 Gallery proudly announces their 20th anniversary show. Founded by Nancy Lunsford and Shanee Epstein in 2005, 440 was established to maintain the highest standards of artistic excellence in an inclusive, collaborative, and nurturing environment. Over the years, a [Read More]
The work of Warren, PA resident Cyril Jedor gives viewers a glimpse into the creative process of concept art. Earning multiple degrees in 3D Animation, Graphic Communication and Web Design, and several awards for his work, Cyril provides a look behind the [Read More]
The holiday season is about spending time with family, being grateful for what you have, and mad-dash, last-minute holiday shopping. The Crary Art Gallery has you covered, and they’ve even thrown in a good cause. To help fellow-artists in the Asheville, NC [Read More]
440 Gallery’s celebrated 20th Annual Small Works Show proves that the most valued work in a prized collection may very well be the smallest. Creativity and innovation vie for space in this exhibition with artworks measuring no more than 12 inches in [Read More]
Have you correctly erased your camera’s SD card? Lina A`s first UK-based solo exhibition with new photographic works sourced from forgotten SD cards – building upon a fascinating history of conceptual photography using found images. The artist brings the critical conversation surrounding [Read More]
Park West Gallery has announced the momentous debut of The Unknown Picasso: Treasures from the Family Collection. Featuring many exceptionally rare, limited-edition lithographs from the legendary artist’s private estate, this rich trove is a comprehensive survey of Picasso’s career, which features every [Read More]
Across geographies and time, water has played a critical part in shaping landscape, driving economic fortune, and inspiring technological and artistic innovation. This February, the Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) will open Watershed: Transforming the Landscape in Early Modern Dutch Art, an [Read More]
The holiday season is about spending time with family, being grateful for what you have, and mad-dash, last-minute holiday shopping. The Crary Art Gallery has you covered, and they’ve even thrown in a good cause. To help fellow-artists in the Ashville, NC [Read More]
Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers will present their annual Fall Fine Art Auction on Thursday, October 24th, at 6 pm Eastern time. The sale will take place live online at shannons.com, with bidding also available by telephone and absentee. Shannon’s has become the [Read More]
IUC Irvine Jack and Shanaz Langson Institute and Museum of California Art (Langson IMCA) presents its fall exhibition, End of the Range: Charlotte Skinner in the Eastern Sierra, featuring 31 paintings along with drawings, photographs, and ephemera spanning Charlotte Skinner’s lifelong career [Read More]
Original oil paintings by acclaimed Nova Scotia artists Maud Lewis (1901-1970) and Joe Norris (1924-1996); an 1860s F. P. Goold (Brantford, Ontario) two-gallon horse crock; and many other wonderful examples of Canadiana and Canadian folk art will come up for bid in [Read More]
The Driehaus Museum announces Photographing Frank Lloyd Wright, the first exhibition to present the fascinating and unexplored topic of Wright’s own early photography as well as images by the leading photographers who documented his work. Frank Lloyd Wright had a fascination with [Read More]