Dalí: Masters of Surrealism
ArtfixDaily - For its final exhibition, the Peninsula Fine Arts Center (PFAC) in Newport News, Virginia, will present Masters of Surrealism: Picasso, Dalí and Miró. On view from Nov. 21 to Dec. 20, the exhibiti...
Spotlight: Birgit Günther
"A new beginning is only possible together."
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Birgit Günther
Paul Zimmerman: Your paint landscapes, people, flowers and abstractions. How do you select your subjects?
Bir...
Anchored by Picasso Painting, Sotheby’s Adds December Evening Sale
ARTnews - Following a night of sales that generated a collective $283 million on October 28, Sotheby’s has added a final evening sale to its fall calendar. The cross-category auction, which will include Impress...
Spotlight: Rauni Mustonen
"Without art my life would be empty."
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Rauni Mustonen
Paul Zimmerman: How did you develop interest in art?
Rauni Mustonen: When I was young I used to make the small scul...
UNCONSTRAINED PAINTINGS BY SONJA KALB
by John Austin
Sonja Kalb’s bold and luminous visual work is a fully integrative one that skillfully employs various techniques and processes that recall the world of nature and its patterning. Her paintings i...
A Lost Work by da Vinci Has Surfaced
The Observer - Every so often, a researcher or an art dealer or a historian pops out of the woodwork with a piece of art that they claim can be attributed to one of the most famous artists in the world. This w...
Spotlight: Nadi Adatepe
"Try to think outside the box."
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Nadi Adatepe
Paul Zimmerman: How did you become interested in digital art?
Nadi Adatepe: My journey to become an artist is the result of un...
Philip Guston’s Controversial Embrace of Figuration Still Shapes His Market
artsy - In Michael Blackwood’s 2003 documentary Conversations with Philip Guston, we are given a portrait of the artist as a gentle giant. Guston, with his slow, lugubrious voice and ponderous manner, is hardly...
Spotlight: Mariko Teradoko
"The color of memory”
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Mariko Teradoko
Paul Zimmerman: How did you develop interest in art?
Mariko Teradoko: I have loved drawing since I was a child, and I used to take pa...
Judy Chicago and Stanley Whitney will receive their first major exhibitions in China
artsy - An arts foundation in Shanghai will put on a joint exhibition by Judy Chicago and Stanley Whitney, marking their first major exhibitions in China. The show, titled “Call and Response,” will be presented...