When the Russian-born artist Tatulli first came to the U.S. 33 years ago, it was because she couldn't feed her son in Moscow. "Russia's a complicated country, both politically and economically," she ...

Castro’s exhibit of abstract figurative wood sculptures, “Origins,” is on display at the Boston Sculptors Gallery’s Launchpad until Nov. 3. The exhibit is featured in the front windows of the gallery ...

Creative Liberties will present an exhibition of works by Liza Compass and Jane Rubini, the new artists-in-residence at Creative Liberties, November 1-January 2, at Arcos Apartments location, 340 ...

Artist Ann Greene will demonstrate painting methods at a meeting of the Sussex County Art Society on Thursday, Nov. 14.

The artists of Oasis Fine Arts and Crafts in downtown Harrisonburg showed off their skills at Day of the Arts on Saturday, ...

The best AI art starts with the best AI art prompts ... appealing since it can trigger different imaginative perspectives.

Which acrylic paint set is best ... depend on personal preference and the style of art you create, but some basic shades to look for include: A paint’s permanence refers to its durability ...

It's easy to tell when someone truly loves what they do, and Avesta is a prime example of it. "I love other people and it just feels good to be able to draw people on a blackboard," Avesta commented.

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Javier Tortosa is the mind behind the painting. It wasn't an easy task, as it took over three months for it to fully come together. After all, it's impossible to rush art. Normally this painting ...

One such work is the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s very own Madonna and Child (ca. 1300), a tempera and gold painting on wood panel that measures no more than 11 inches on its longest side.

1300-1350,” makes clear how astonishing it is that paint, of all things, became the center of Western art. Gold was prettier. Wood was tougher. Textile and ivory, both well represented here ...