The world is in tumult but for the moment, the business of art marches on. Artists go to their studios, museums keep their doors open and art critics try to make sense of it all. Meanwhile, the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA), a members-only organization known for its blue-chip brands, has assembled for its

Barbour Kylie Proudfoot-Payne, Belington – Painting Berkeley Daniele Piasecki, Martinsburg – Mixed Media Boone Judy Foxx, Madison – Painting Braxton Steve Balcourt, Exchange – Photography Patrick Facemire, Gassaway – Painting Brooke Herb Weaver, Bethany – Mixed Media Cabell Mary Chaney, Huntington – Painting Vernon Howell, Barboursville – Mixed Media Larry Mayne, Huntington – Sculpture Don

Bulletin report New Mexico artists Edna Harper and Stewart Williamson received the 2023 Rounders Award Oct. 25 for their vivid artistic creations that tell the story of the Western way of life. New Mexico Agriculture Sec. Jeff Witte presented the awards to Harper and Williamson at the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum in

22. “I had a 16-year-old girl come in. She wanted a tattoo of a rose on the side of her neck. Now, I’m never going to entertain a neck tattoo for a teenager, but she didn’t even bother to bring a parent with her to sign, so it went from a certain no to an

This weekend’s Clark County Open Studios Tour marks 10 years for the event, an annual pilgrimage through artists’ work spaces that draws thousands of visitors. The tour is capped at 50 artists every year, so it hasn’t grown in scope, but it has grown in influence. Organizers say the event has enlivened Clark County’s arts

Cajsa von Zeipel, X Plus X Equals X, 2021. Photography by Katja Illner and Kunsthalle Düsseldorf. Image courtesy of the artist and Andréhn-Schiptjenko. Two purple-haired women are wrapped around a pole that is part-stripper, part-IV. They are jointly intubated; futuristic biomedical equipment sprouting baby bottles and pacifiers pipes its contents into one of the figure’s

Interactions, PR The Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global Collecting in 2023 High-net-worth (HNW) women outpaced men’s spending on art in the first half of 2023, following a trend of the past two years. Women collectors spent a median of $72,500 compared with $$59,400 by men, according to The Art Basel and UBS Survey