Art & Gallery News

A selection of images from Salvador Dali's Divine Comedy is starring in a new exhibit opening in Mexico's southeastern city of Merida.

If you're planning a trip to Spain in the near future, be sure to add The Joan Miró Foundation to your sightseeing list.

An art collector writes about her Park West at sea experience.

The Park West Gallery Winter Collection is currently being featured online and offers exciting sale prices.

Printmaking fosters a unique method of artistic expression and provides great advantages to an artist in terms of being able to easily produce and distribute their original works to the masses.

Henri Matisse: A Celebration of French Poets & Poetry focuses on Matisse’s love and devotion to books and poetry celebrating the works of two of France’s most revered poets from the Renaissance [...]

The article “Rockwell painted civil rights portraits, too," challenges the popular belief that legendary illustrator and storyteller Norman Rockwell ignored racial and social issues.

An exciting new exhibit featuring the artwork of Romero Britto opens Friday evening at Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU).

How did an original Rembrandt etching find its way into a bathroom cabinet at The Catholic University of America (CUA) and then for years remain hidden there, obscured from public view?

A small London art gallery paid roughly $43,000 - a fraction of its estimated $1.6 million value - for a rare Marc Chagall painting at a Paris auction last fall.