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Painting to scale

Wild Florida

A sneak preview of a September exhibition of works devoted to birds and related subject matter. By John O'Hern

Group floral show

Figurative paintings with floral elements are showcased during an upcoming exhibition at RJD Gallery.

Collector's Focus Florals & Botanicals

Art Wynwood returns to the Miami waterfront with an abundance of contemporary art presented by leading U.S. and international galleries.

Johannes Wessmark was the Second Prize Winner in International Artist magazine’s Challenge No. 130, People & Figures.

Arcadia Contemporary’s new exhibition challenges the traditions of still lifes.

Turner Fine Art’s new exhibition displays freshly created artwork featuring florals.

Northern California's hills and valleys are covered with a beautiful blanket of flowers this Spring, all captured on canvas by William Lester Gallery's artists.

Collector's Focus Art of the Nude

Collecting Figurative Art

Angela Fraleigh’s debut solo show at Hirschl & Adler Modern is on view through March 13.

Nicky Shelton was the Second Prize Winner in International Artist magazine’s Challenge No. 140, Wildlife.

The Armory Show returns to New York City with 225 international art galleries on hand.

Philip Miles was the Third Prize award winner in International Artist magazine’s Challenge No. 124, Landscapes

Meyer Gallery invites everyone to enjoy their solo show for Kim English, beginning May 13.

By Eric Cohler

Epicurean Art Today

Diverse display

The Corning museum of Glass acquires five new works for its contemporary art + design wing, opening March 20

By Eric Christopher Cohler

by Eric Christopher Cohler

Jeff Bye’s paintings reflect the stillness and memories of abandoned buildings.

An exhibition of new works in paint, paper and clay by Lorraine Shemesh coincides with the release of a book documenting 30 years of the artist’s work.

Baltimore collectors Doug Clark and Scott Allocco share their passion for the process of acquiring art. By John O'Hern

Baltimore collectors Doug Clark and Scott Allocco share their passion for the process of acquiring art.

Featuring landscapes and cityscape

By John O'Hern

Giovanni Cera was the Third Prize Winner in International Artist magazine’s Challenge No. 127, Seascapes, Rivers & Lakes.

Natural Abstractions

A Love of the Sea

Island time

Island living

Nantucket artist finds the perfect light for his atmospheric paintings.

Island views

Split perspective

Oblique relationships

Artists interpret fortunes

Young artists of today

A three-artist showcase

An exhibition currently on view at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art delves into the concept of change and transformation

Columnist Susie J. Silbert Spotlights four ceramicists working in the figurative tradition.