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Impressionism
Talking in Colors
James Havard’s lifelong infatuation with paint has yielded a diverse, absolutely individualistic body of work.
Robert Cottingham: Signs of the Times
A new show puts decades of Robert Cottingham’s meticulously Realist and decidedly American paintings on view.
Xul Solar: Utopia, Unlimited
The polymathic Argentine visionary who called himself Xul Solar did more than just make art—he created his own universe.
Sèvres Style
The Sèvres porcelain factory started out cutting-edge and has stayed that way ever since, creating pieces that turn fantasy into gorgeous reality.
The Body Eclectic
As artist and teacher, William Merritt Chase showed how American art could take its place within European tradition while breaking new ground for the future.
Summer in the City
Santa Fe’s art scene is now in high season, offering a plethora of fairs and exhibitions dedicated to works local, national, and international.
Oskar Kokoschka Painting Sells for $425,000
At Bonhams’ Impressionist & Modern Art Auction in New York on May 12, Seated Old Man set a record for a work on paper by the artist when it sold for $425,000, over four times its high estimate.
One California Painter
The Laguna Art Museum puts some 70 works by the Ukrainian-born, California-based artist Peter Krasnow.
Half Animal, Half Symbolic
A Karel Appel exhibition opens at the Phillips Collection.
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