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realism

  • Painting Life: John Hood on the Art of Realism
    Painting Life: John Hood on the Art of Realism
    "Just standing in front of a painting. It's an emotional interaction, and I can picture what ... the artist was thinking," says John Hood, a rising star among realist painters ...
    August 28, 2024BY Steve Ispas
  • What’s the Plan, Man?
    What’s the Plan, Man?
    The difference between wishing and hoping is action.
    February 26, 2024BY Jeff Minick
  • Optimistic Mindset Linked to Poor Decision-Making
    Optimistic Mindset Linked to Poor Decision-Making
    While the power of positive thinking may boost confidence, it may not be the best path to successful ...
    January 29, 2024BY Ayla Roberts
  • Wallkill River School Gallery Exhibition Nurtures ‘A Revival of Realism’
    Wallkill River School Gallery Exhibition Nurtures ‘A Revival of Realism’
    MONTGOMERY, N.Y.—The Wallkill River School gallery is currently running an exhibit entitled "Realism: An Academic Approach," featuring works ...
    September 27, 2022BY Kelly Song
  • Nominalism: The Engine of Lies
    Nominalism: The Engine of Lies
    Commentary How did we get here? How did we arrive at a place where an individual’s worth depends ...
    July 24, 2021BY Kenneth LaFave
  • Reviving a Lost Art: Gallery Displays Students’ Traditional Paintings 
    Reviving a Lost Art: Gallery Displays Students’ Traditional Paintings 
    Graduates of the Laguna College of Art and Design (LCAD) presented their final culminating artworks during a July 1 exhibition. LCAD is ...
    July 2, 2021BY Jack Bradley
  • Behold the Beauty: ‘Patient Observer’ by Camille Engel
    Behold the Beauty: ‘Patient Observer’ by Camille Engel
    In the painting “Patient Observer,” an American barn owl has been captured gracefully stretching out its wing, revealing ...
    April 29, 2021BY Lorraine Ferrier
  • Churchill, Reagan, and Trump, and the Perception of Evil
    Churchill, Reagan, and Trump, and the Perception of Evil
    Commentary Over the course of history, and more emphatically, recent history, nations, in particular democracies, swing on the ...
    April 25, 2020BY Dustin Bass
  • Portraitist Sandra Kuck’s Romantic Realism
    Portraitist Sandra Kuck’s Romantic Realism
    Sandra Kuck's paintings are rich in detail, and take several months to complete. "Yin and Yang" took half ...
    November 8, 2019BY Catherine Yang
  • Ideas DO Have Consequences—Revisiting Richard Weaver’s Classic
    Ideas DO Have Consequences—Revisiting Richard Weaver’s Classic
    Commentary The events of the mid-20th century shook the world and shattered the optimism that came with the ...
    January 10, 2019BY Gary L. Gregg
  • Norwegian Artist’s Finely Tuned Still Lifes Engage the Viewer
    Norwegian Artist’s Finely Tuned Still Lifes Engage the Viewer
    BERGEN, Norway—Norwegian artist Atle Skudal’s paintings capture significant moments in people’s lives. He often includes objects that are ...
    September 7, 2018BY Susanne W. Lamm
  • The Masters’ Thread: How Degas Inspires Burton Silverman
    The Masters’ Thread: How Degas Inspires Burton Silverman
    In this column, "The Masters' Thread" (ept.ms/mastersthread), artists share their thoughts about how one master's piece inspires their ...
    June 30, 2017BY Burton Silverman
  • Painter Spotlight: Camie Salaz, Transformation Through Art
    Painter Spotlight: Camie Salaz, Transformation Through Art
    After college, I felt a little lost for a while. My technical ability wasn’t quite what I wanted, ...
    February 16, 2015BY Wim Van Aalst
  • Why Realism? Part 10: How Modern Art Gets Marketed
    Why Realism? Part 10: How Modern Art Gets Marketed
    What modernists have done has been to aid and abet the destruction of the only universal language by ...
    May 25, 2014BY Frederick Ross
  • Why Realism? Part 9: Dignity and Democracy
    Why Realism? Part 9: Dignity and Democracy
    Jean-Jacques Rousseau cried out at the beginning of his landmark work “The Social Contract”: “Man is born free, ...
    May 19, 2014BY Frederick Ross
  • Why Realism? Part 8: Realism as Torchbearer for Humanity
    Why Realism? Part 8: Realism as Torchbearer for Humanity
    So let us look at what was actually being done by academic artists of the late 19th century. ...
    May 18, 2014BY Frederick Ross
  • Why Realism? Part 2: The Non-Language of Modernism
    Why Realism? Part 2: The Non-Language of Modernism
    Modern art has taught us that it’s a lie to create an illusion of three dimensions in a ...
    May 1, 2014BY Frederick Ross
  • Why Realism? Part 1: Building on the Classics
    Why Realism? Part 1: Building on the Classics
    Thinking about the theme of building on the classics, I’ve concluded that nothing could be more appropriate than ...
    April 28, 2014BY Frederick Ross
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    Federal Government Backs Supreme Court Challenge to AR-15 Bans
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