Watercolor

What Heaven Looks Like: Part 2

James Elkins | Posted 01.28.2012

James Elkins

I am serializing an unpublished book in this column. It's about an amazing, mysterious manuscript I discovered in Scotland with nothing in it but 50 watercolor paintings.

Lori La Mont: The Status Symbol of Sports

Tracey Harnish | Posted 01.23.2012

Tracey Harnish

In her latest show at Frank Pictures Gallery, Lori La Mont uses captivating painting techniques to examine the intersection between animal imagery and advertising in the wide world of sports.

What Heaven Looks Like

James Elkins | Posted 01.23.2012

James Elkins

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Fashion And Feminism: Serena Cole's Portraits

Posted 08.27.2011

(Via Beautiful Decay) Serena Cole‘s work bridges fashion and traditional portraiture. Showing a mastery of her medium, Serena transforms watercol...

Artist Paints On Water

Posted 08.22.2011

This unknown artist seem to be taking the idea of watercolor quite literally. In fact, he's practicing the ancient Turkish art of Ebru, also known as ...

PHOTOS: Guess The Artist: Answer Revealed!

Posted 08.07.2011

Earlier this week, we showed you the work of art below and asked you to guess the artist who created it. Thousands of you guessed in our poll, but onl...

Grosz: Expressionist Art Is in Full Bloom

Angella Nazarian | Posted 08.06.2011

Angella Nazarian

Guess The Artist (The Answer May Surprise You)

Posted 08.05.2011

Known as "the painter of light" (no, not Thomas Kinkade), this 19th century European artist was best known for his landscape paintings. Guess the arti...

Yigal Ozeri On His 'Witchy Woman': Beautiful/Decay

Posted 07.23.2011

New York based artist Yigal Ozeri will debut a stunning solo show at Mark Moore Gallery this Saturday, October 30. In his latest body of work, he capt...

Florence: Art On and Off the Beaten Path

Barbara Ernst Prey | Posted 07.22.2011

Barbara Ernst Prey

In a city overflowing with art and history, there are always under-appreciated works to be seen and enjoyed. Having visited this Mecca for art-lovers several times in the past, I returned for another look.

'50 Years Ago Art Was A Religion': A Conversation With Camille Saint-Jacques

David Galenson | Posted 07.21.2011

David Galenson

For Saint-Jacques art is still a matter of faith. When he sells a painting, he has the buyer make out a check for the full price to a charity.

The Art Show and the Armory Show Through an Artist's Eyes

Barbara Ernst Prey | Posted 05.25.2011

Barbara Ernst Prey

I have gone to The Art Show and The Armory Show (now with its nine satellite shows) in New York City for many years. One either needs amazing stamina or two days to really visit both.

Too Many Openings, Too Little Time: This Artweek.LA (February 14-20)

Bill Bush | Posted 05.25.2011

Bill Bush

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PHOTOS: EXHIBITION SPOTLIGHT: Merging Body And Spirit, Summer Mann At RoseGallery

Posted 05.25.2011

WHO: Summer Mann WHAT: Paintings 1969-2010 WHEN: 9 October - 27 November, 2010 WHERE: RoseGallery, Bergamot Station Arts Center 2525 Michigan Aven...

HUFFINGTON POST EXCLUSIVE: Artist Neck Face's 'Into Darkness' Haunted House

Posted 05.25.2011

Halloween is in artist Neck Face's blood. The illustrator, who got his start in graffiti and moved up through the gallery circuit, came from a family ...

EXHIBITION SPOTLIGHT: John Singer Sargent at the Royal Academy of Arts

Posted 05.25.2011

WHO: John Singer Sargent WHAT: 'Sargent and the Sea' WHERE: Royal Academy of Arts Burlington House Piccadilly, London W1J 0BD, United Kingdom WHEN...