Why Art Historians Got Cézanne’s Watercolors Wrong for Decades
One painting tells the whole story — and it will change the way you think about watercolor forever.
Something’s Not Quite Right
Meet the Spanish painter whose sun-drenched canvases hide gray clouds behind every pair of sunglasses.
What Makes a Winning Painting?
The December Salon Judge Tells All
A Master Class in Joy
Renoir’s “Spring Bouquet”
This Is What Pastel Can Do
A juried selection of the PSA's finest works proves just how far the medium has come.
12 Paintings. 3 Months. 2 Kids. Here’s How He Did It.
Gavin Glakas breaks down the process he used to prepare for his most recent art show.