June 14, 2026

Fine Art

Fine Art

Fine Arts Student of the Week: Senior violinist honored for talent, inclusivity – Brainerd Dispatch

[ad_1] Grade: Senior. Age: 17. Art focus: Orchestra. Instrument: Violin. Adviser nomination: “Emelia is currently a senior violinist in Chamber Orchestra. I have known Emelia as a musician since 6th grade. She has always shown a strong commitment to improving her own skills and to helping improve the quality of the ensemble. The orchestra program

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Lewes artist’s woodcut prints selected for New York exhibitions

[ad_1] Pieces by Lewes artist Theresa Kehrer were selected for inclusion in the 89th Annual Members Exhibition and the 3rd Annual Mini Gems Exhibition of the Society of American Graphic Artists. Along with the work of 150 printmakers, Kehrer’s color woodblock print, “Let’s Fly Away,” will be on display through Sunday, Nov. 3, at Arts Center

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Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, announces Landmark $25 Million Gift

[ad_1] Prioritizing care, research, and display of the Museum’s collection, the gift supports two new staff positions for a curator and a conservator and funds a major renovation project that will create four new galleries—5,665 square feet of space dedicated to the MFA’s holdings of 20th-century art. Three new galleries will be located on the

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Painter Lauren Satlowski Turns Personal Treasures Into Fine Art

[ad_1] On a muggy afternoon in late July, Lauren Satlowski is walking around her two-room studio, perched on a high floor in a century-old Art Deco tower in the historic core of downtown Los Angeles. Dressed in a white tank top, red sweatpants, and navy Adidas soccer sandals, Satlowski sifts through an assortment of seemingly

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Autumn sale delivers best Fine Art results for years at Hansons

[ad_1] September delivered the best Fine Art sale results for five years at Hansons Auctioneers’ Derbyshire saleroom – fuelled by bids from 32 countries. Charles Hanson, owner of Hansons Auctioneers, said: “It was an exceptional auction brimming with high-quality antiques. It delivered strong results for our clients and attracted bids from all over the world. Most of the

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MFA Boston Receives $25 Million from the Wyss Foundation

[ad_1] The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA) as we know it will undergo a number of changes thanks in part to a $25 million gift from the Wyss Foundation that will allow the institution to reinvent the presentation of its modern art collection, it announced today. The donation will benefit the care, research, and

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Single-Session Open Studios at Lyme Academy of Fine Art: Printmaking/Sculpture/Drawing

[ad_1] These are ongoing studio sessions: For more information and scheduling Open Studio Printmaking Thursdays, 10:30 am – 2:30 pm, monitoredSaturdays, 10:30 am- 2:30 pm, monitored Open Studio Figure Drawing Saturday Morning Open Figure Drawing – Short Pose10 am-1 pmMonitored by Ethan MartinLocation: Cole Studio   Open Studio Sculpture Saturday Morning Open Studio Sculpture1:30 4:30 pmMonitored

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Calloway Fine Art & Consulting Presents Ken Marlow Memorial Exhibit

[ad_1] Calloway Fine Art & Consulting is honoring artist Ken Marlow with a memorial exhibit now through October 12. Marlow died in October 2023 after a long illness. He was 63 years old. Marlow, who had a 40-year career, was an American realist painter who was known for his portraiture and precisionist still life paintings.

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Potter Museum reopens in 2025 with exhibition and resources on 65,000 years of Australian art

[ad_1] The Potter Museum of Art at the University of Melbourne’s Carlton Campus will reopen to the public during Reconciliation Week on 30 May 2025, after undergoing extensive redevelopment by Wood Marsh Architects, the studio also behind the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA). Upgraded features include a new entrance on the University’s campus and

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the artist’s favourite portrait subject to be explored in Boston and Amsterdam shows

[ad_1] An exhibition is being planned on portraits of Van Gogh’s closest friend in Provence: the postman Joseph Roulin. Proudly sporting his distinctive uniform, the heavily bearded man appears in six paintings—and with his wife and children in 17 more. In his entire career, Van Gogh never made so many portraits of a single family.

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