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.
Welcome to the 193rd issue of American Art Collector, which also means we’ve been publishing this magazine for more than 16 years. As we reflect each issue on what we are proud of, this month, it is that American Art Collector is and will continue to be a monthly magazine. That is correct, 12 times a year you receive the newest news and information via AAC (as we affectionately call it). Our beautiful printed magazine, website and digital issue. Did you know that every single month our content changes entirely on our website to mirror the most recent contemporary representational art that’s featured in our magazine? This is no small feat. Why do we do it? There are several reasons. First and foremost, we have become the voice of the…
Many artists capture moments in time in their art through people, places and objects, whether that is the goal of the work or not. They are visual storytellers painting and sculpting the world as they see it, or they could be conveying bigger ideas in narratives that the viewer is left to unfold. Regardless, the viewer usually adds another layer to the piece through their individual interpretation based on their own life. It’s a shared, community experience that allows art to be so dynamic and always changing. When purchasing art, we often are buying because the piece is something that we love and it has captured our attention. This could be because of how we relate to the artwork or how the painting or sculpture just made us feel. It’s…
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 Art Destinations Our Art…
OCTOBER 28-31 Artexpo New York Pier 36 » New York, NY Over 400 local, national and international galleries gather to present forward-thinking works of art for every space, taste and budget. www.redwoodartgroup.com OCTOBER 28-31 Denver Fine Art Fair Expo Hall at National Western Complex » Denver, CO The inaugural international art fair will feature high-end, significant works across a wide range of genres, periods, mediums and styles from more than 60 carefully selected dealers across the U.S. and Europe. www.denverfineartfair.com THROUGH OCTOBER 30 Painting the Figure Now Wausau Museum of Contemporary Art » Wausau, WI Some of the finest figurative painters in the world exhibit their works in an exhibition curated by David Hummer and Didi Menendez. www.wmoca.org NOVEMBER 7 The Wild Side Art Show & Sale Newport Harbor Yacht Club » Newport…
TL Lange retrospective A retrospective is being held at Phil Mechanic Studios in Asheville, North Carolina’s River Arts District for the late TL Lange, who was known for his figurative and abstract artwork. Titled Twenty Years Gone, the show features an incredible collection of 20 paintings by the Asheville-based artist never seen by the public. Several works will be for sale. Also included in the exhibition are prints of Anonymous Bathers, one of his most noteworthy creations. Twenty Years Gone is on view through December 12. New Windows at National Cathedral World-renowned artist Kerry James Marshall will create racial-justice themed windows for the Washington National Cathedral in Washington, DC, replacing its former stained-glass windows featuring Confederate iconography, which were removed in 2017. These windows, which will be unveiled in 2023,…
Scottsdale Artists’ School in Scottsdale, Arizona, hosts its 28th annual Beaux Arts fundraiser this November. An entirely virtual event this year, the Beaux Arts silent auction is the school’s biggest fundraiser, with 100 percent of the proceeds going directly to SAS. “We have so many fantastic artists that donate and keep us going—Kevin Macpherson, G. Eric Slayton, Sandy Scott, Daniel Keys [and more]” says Skye Fallon, director of marketing and communications at Scottsdale Artists’ School. “We have oils, we have watercolors, we have sculpture… We just have such a variety in all different sizes.” The auction also offers a limited set of juried work from the school’s student artists as well as travel packages.” Each year, a signature artist is selected to participate in Beaux Arts with the 2021 honor…
