ART REVIEW: Sagg Main in Dramatic Verve by Robert Dash
The list of old wives’ and husbands’ tales go on and on and prove nothing more than that there will be weather. And plenty of...
“DUO TUO: Jerry Schwabe & Kirsten Benfield” at Ashawagh
"DUO TUO: Jerry Schwabe and Kirsten Benfield" Opens at Ashawagh Hall
April 3 – 5, 2015
Opening Reception: Saturday, April...
ART REVIEW: Inner Life of the Artist Revealed in Gagosian’s “In the Studio”
Anyone who’s ready for a seriously rewarding lesson in the inner life of the artist should carve out time for both the uptown and...
Gauguin Painting Sells for Near $300 Million and Embarks on Worldwide Tour
SWITZERLAND--Nafea Faa Ipoipo (When Will You Marry?) by Paul Gauguin has embarked on a whirlwind exhibition tour before being...
In Pictures: Outsider Art Fair 2015
The Outsider Art Fair opened at Center 548 in Chelsea with three floors of unconventional drawings, paintings, sculpture, found object...
ART REVIEW: “Café Dolly” Show Traces Flow of Influence
In a bold stroke, the Nova Southeastern University (NSU) Museum of Art (MOAFL) in Ft. Lauderdale presents an object lesson in how the...
Alexis Portilla’s Layered Color and Circular Forms Create “Surface Tension”
Abstract paintings by Alexis Portilla compel and surprise. There's something about the quality of the brushstrokes, the layers of...
‘Holiday Show’ at Ille Arts Surpasses Expectations for Small Works Shows
I have to admit: Curiosity drove me to see the "Holiday Show" at ILLE Arts. Sprawling groups shows of small works perfect for gifting...
“PATON MILLER: The Edge of the World” at Glenn Horowitz Bookseller
Glenn Horowitz Bookseller is pleased to present “Paton Miller: The Edge of the World,” an exhibition of recent and older paintings...
Cézanne’s Portraits of His Most Painted Model Open at The Met
“Madame Cézanne”, the first exhibition of portraits by Paul Cézanne (1839–1906) portraying his most painted model--his wife,...
Landscape Moments: Sara MacCulloch
Landscape Painter: Sara MacCulloch
Frequent Focus: Nova Scotia
Artwork: Beach and Clouds, 2014.
In her...
“Still Life: 1970s Photorealism” Final Weekend at Nassau County Museum of Art
What do Audrey Flack, Malcolm Morley and Ralph Goings have in common? Their art is being highlighted as part of a group show...
Three To See – Week of 10.31.14
Much attention is turned toward the East End museum scene and its recent unveiling of slates of exhibitions. The new shows at The...
Roisin Bateman: Abstractions Crackling with the Energy of Change
The west coast of Ireland has very intriguing weather patterns. Sudden atmospheric changes can happen in an instant, revealing...
Arthur Pinajian Survey Opens at Gallery 125 Bellport
Gallery 125 Bellport Presents Arthur Pinajian
“THE UNLIKELY DISCOVERY THAT ROCKED THE ART WORLD”
Gallery 125 in Bellport, NY...
Kevin Teare: All You Need Is Art
For anyone interested in puzzling out the identity of Kevin Teare, there are abundant clues strewn in the path, and most are so...
“Modernist Color: The First 90 Years” On View at Vered Gallery
"MODERNIST COLOR: THE FIRST 90 YEARS" at Vered Gallery
September 5 - October 30, 2014
Gallery Talk: Sundays in September from 4 to...
J. Steven Manolis Opens “Living Color” at Chase Edwards Contemporary Fine Art
“Living Color” – A Solo Show by J. Steven Manolis Opens at Chase Edwards Contemporary Fine Art
September 20 – October 20,...