Previewing upcoming art exhibitions from coast to coast, American Art Collector is a unique monthly magazine specially designed to bring living representational artists, galleries and active art collectors together in one place.
The entire May issue is full of our first-class gallery previews and features from across the country. This is not different from other months, but the live vibe is at the forefront of this issue. This is also a special issue for our Oil Painters of America coverage, as the group is hosting its 30th annual National Juried Exhibition. Please take a moment to turn to page 120 and view a small sampling of the beautiful artwork that has been selected for this year’s show. You, our readers, are finding ways to buy whether in person or virtual. American Art Collector will continue to provide art to you to build your collections. This is our main focus! Next up, our 16th annual Art Lover’s Guide to Collecting Fine Art in…
There’s an indescribable feeling that you get when coming across a work of art that is so spectacular it stops you in your tracks. You pause and let your eyes fixate on the piece, exploring the artist’s technique and subject matter. Your mind starts to wander, contemplating why the artist created the work and why you felt that connection. For many of us, it could be that it reminds us of someone we once knew or somewhere we’ve been, or it could be the perceived story of the work that has captivated us. Regardless of what it is, it is something that drives collectors to continue searching and exploring new artwork. Getting the chance to talk with artists nearly every day, it’s a reminder that they get that feeling too…
12 ISSUES PER YEAR www.AmericanArtCollector.com Discover New Art Available For Sale The new art of today’s major artists is in big demand, and if you’re serious about acquiring it you need to know about it sooner. When you subscribe to American Art Collector magazine you’ll be the first to know because each month we’ll email you the link to the latest issue online. You’ll have instant access to the latest issue immediately when it is published. You’ll see the art coming available for sale before the shows even open. Coast-To-Coast Coverage See new art being created by major living artists from the East Coast to the West Coast and everywhere in between. Many readers travel across the country to acquire pieces from galleries showing new work in this magazine. Covering The Major…
APRIL 23-30 The Philadelphia Show Philadelphia Museum of Art » Online Some of the country’s leading dealers in fine art, antiques and design showcase paintings, prints, silver, ceramics and more. www.thephiladelphiashow.com THROUGH APRIL 24 Facing the Universe – The Cosmos Within Wausau Museum of Contemporary Art » Wausau, WI Presented by WMOCA and PoetsArtists and curated by David Hummer and Didi Menendez, this figurative exhibition will be online at the museum and through Artsy. www.wmoca.org THROUGH APRIL 25 APPERANCES The Delaware Contemporary » Wilmington, DE Studio artist Lauren E. Peters collaborated with other artists to reimagine her 2016 painting self-portrait (orange) using the work as inspiration or as a source photo. www.decontemporary.org THROUGH APRIL 25 Olmsted Plein Air Invitational Various locations » Atlanta, GA & Online Olmsted Plein Air Invitational will feature fresh works…
Multi-disciplinary artist Do Ho Suh, who frequently moves between New York, London and Seoul, creates installations and full-size, fabric reconstructions that explore ideas of exploring notions of the concept of home, personal history, collectivity, individuality and cultural tradition. The artist recently gifted his Apartment A, Unit 2, Corridor and Staircase, 348 West 22nd Street installation to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, which replicates his ground-floor New York residence. Do Ho Suh: 348 West 22nd Street will be on view through May 16.…
Collectors Cherye R. and James F. Pierce recently gifted more than 260 photographs to the New Orleans Museum of Art. The collection comes from a range of 19th-century to present day master art photographers, including Ansel Adams as well as Lois Conner, William Eggleston and Deborah Luster. The Pierces’ gift to NOMA is representative of their wide-ranging collecting interests, and also includes a rare large-format photogravure of Alfred Stieglitz’s Flatiron Building, among many other works.…
