Art & Gallery News

Donning a bowler hat, artist Michael Cheval bears a resemblance to artist René Magritte. The similarity is no coincidence, as Cheval’s art is heavily inspired by the late Surrealist. But, despite [...]

Collecting art is a lot of fun, but hanging it when you get home is a little more complicated. After all, hanging your newly acquired masterpiece isn’t always an option for some [...]

The most expensive artwork ever sold, Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi” (Savior of the World), is heading to the new Louvre Abu Dhabi. The new museum made the announcement on December 6 via [...]

Park West Gallery’s mission is to provide individuals with the confidence, knowledge, and means to appreciate fine art. We also understand that art is a complex, diverse, and subjective subject, [...]

Few artists have had an impact on Modern Art like Joan Miró. Beginning his career in Spain in the early 20th century, Miró defied the art world with his groundbreaking, nonrepresentational [...]

Last week, when artist Alexandre Renoir walked through the Detroit Institute of Arts’ latest exhibition, “Monet: Framing Life,” one particular feeling kept surfacing: pride. Alexandre is a direct [...]

As we enter the holiday season, are you struggling to find the perfect gift for a loved one? If so, you might want to check out Park West Gallery’s collection of absolutely stunning art books. [...]

Many of our Park West collectors develop friendships with the art teams over the course of their land or sea vacations. Here’s a chance to get to know one of our auctioneers better as she shares [...]

Artist Matt Beyrer sold all 30 of his unique oil paintings on wood during his debut auction in April, leading VIP Auctioneer Rob Ducat to make a bold prediction: “Get ready Park West art [...]

Never forget your culture, traditions, or where you came from—that’s the lesson noted artist Anatole Krasnyansky hopes viewers take away from his art. Last year, Krasnyansky told the story of his [...]