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Two weeks ago, Park West Gallery’s “Behind the Artist” podcast gave you the first half of an extended conversation with the astonishing photorealist Scott Jacobs. Now, you can [...]

If you love art, meeting an artist you admire can be just as powerful as viewing the art itself. At a recent Park West artist event in Asheville, North Carolina, many of the attendees could best [...]

Peter Nixon’s art is breathtaking and luminous, beautifully blending the contemporary with the classical. His unique “Sketch Style” utilizes a series of working alterations left visible in each [...]

Matt Beyrer is a Park West Gallery phenomenon. At just 37 years old, he has achieved more sold-out exhibitions than any other artist in our 50-year history. Known for their life-like depth and [...]

Artist Chris DeRubeis‘ style—Abstract Sensualism®—is entirely his own. With a sleek, soft, and organically flowing aesthetic, DeRubeis’ artwork is earnestly collected around the world. [...]

One of the reasons LEGOs are still popular today is their versatility. Those ubiquitous blocks can create anything: a race car, a vase, even the Eiffel Tower. But did you ever wonder where this [...]

Pop artist Romero Britto is one of the biggest names in art today, and Park West Gallery is proud to announce our new Britto sale just in time for summer! How popular is Britto? He’s held over [...]

The American flag is a powerful symbol of the country’s independence and unity as a nation. That’s why, every year, the United States celebrates Flag Day—a day commemorating the official adoption [...]

The kind of people who wander through museums proclaiming “I could’ve made that!” love to criticize abstract art. Perhaps that’s because it’s so hard to define. What is abstract art anyway? Is it [...]

The artwork of David “Lebo” Le Batard is beautiful and evocative, but it’s also amazingly dense and packed with hidden meanings. Lebo is an academic at heart and his regular research into [...]