Art News
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John Quidor’s Vision of Early America
Step into the shadowy world of Sleepy Hollow with John Quidor’s 1858 painting, The Headless Horseman…
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The Girl Who Waits: Eastman Johnson’s Haunting Vision
A young woman stands on a windswept bluff in Eastman Johnson’s The Girl I Left Behind…
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Painting the “Social Disease”: Maryanne Meltzer’s Artful Diagnosis of Alienation
In 1989, artist and scholar Maryanne Meltzer submitted a master’s thesis to the University of Texas…
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Seeing Beyond the Canvas: How AI Brings New Perspectives to Historical Paintings
In a quiet portrait painted in 1860 by Karl August Bielschowski, a young woman from Naples…
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Rebellion, Reality, and the Art of Disruption
Ai Weiwei’s exhibit “Ai, Rebel” at the Seattle Art Museum explores the intersection of art, dissent,…
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Portraits and Perspectives: Exploring the Depths of Self-Representation
A new installation of the Connection Series at the Portland Art Museum provides an engaging and…
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The Curious Case of Charles Christian Eisele at O’Gallerie
The July 14 auction catalog from O’Gallerie features an early Oregon painting by the little-known but…
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Abstract, Mystical, Western: The Art of C.S. Price
The Hallie Ford Museum in Salem, Oregon, is showcasing the works of C.S. Price, an artist…
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A Sense of Place, A Sense of Home– Otis Quaico at Russo Lee
Artist Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe’s first solo exhibition, “A Place I Call Home,” reflects his nearly…
