Read more information about the arts in Colorado in conjunction with the spring 2008 Workshop magazine feature on Ron Hicks' Denver workshop. by Allison Malafronte Jeanne Mackenzie conducted a plein air landscape workshop through Cottonwood Artists’...

In the April 2008 issue of American Artist, we discussed how Maryland artist Abigail McBride is still acquiring skills to help her successfully build paintings more than 20 years after she started studying art seriously. We present more of McBride's...

This past summer, 30 outstanding young artists were invited to spend three weeks studying the landscape in upstate New York, where they applied their figure-drawing skills to rendering nature. The intention of the four instructors was to revive the approach...

Stephen Wright’s fourth solo exhibition will take place at Gallery Henoch through January 5. Stephen Wright: Recent Paintings Through January 5 Gallery Henoch New York, New York (917) 305-0003 Stephen Wright’s fourth solo exhibition will take...

Break up strong lines when possible to add interest. by Elizabeth Pruitt Looking South— Hollywood Beach, Florida Acrylic, 36 x 24. This painting has a nice composition. However, the diagonal line that runs from the lower, left corner should be irregular...

Most artists want their paintings to be viewed and appreciated by others, and many hope that connection will result in the sale of their work. However, a lot of artists produce more paintings than they sell, and even the most acclaimed artist cannot boast...

In the winter 2008 issue of Drawing magazine, we discussed how New York City artist Julia Randall's colored pencil drawings incorporated depictions of her mouth. We present more of her voyeuristic, suggestive, slightly grotesque, and humorous drawings...

An exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, in Philadelphia, aims to present Cecilia Beaux for the great painter she was: one of the most accomplished among men and woman alike. by Lynne Moss Perricelli Self-Portrait 1894, oil, 25 x 20...