It's been almost a year since Michelle Dunaway, pupil of Richard Schmid brilliantly interviewed -virtually, given the pandemic times- him and his wife, the beloved artist Nancy Guzik during the 22nd annual seminar of The Portrait Society of America. This year's 23nd edition is just over a month away, yet a shadow has been creeping over the world of contemporary American realistic art since Sunday, April 18. In fact, Richard ...
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The article by Miami Niche in the journal of the Portrait Society of America closing the 22nd Conference of the Art of Portrait, this year virtual. The Art of the Portrait Journal is a color collectible publication that presents a variety of content including the Miami Niche article. All members receive complimentary copies of this publication on a quarterly basis. A great honor and a great pleasure to be present ...
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Last day of convention: after the surprise of Eric Rhoads as Bob Ross, artist and instructor beloved and adored by the American people, who passed away in 1995, the session of Graydon Parrish begins. A participant, yesterday said that Realism Live offers the possibility to get in touch (it would have been really live if the meeting hadn't jumped because of the virus) with the great contemporary artists who will ...
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The day of Realism Live always begins with the cheerfulness of the fancy dress dance (reminiscent of the Halloween party that should have been celebrated in Baltimore with the fourth edition of FACE -Fine Arts Convention and Expo, postponed to next year in Williamsburgh (virus allowing) which is punctually followed by the energy of Eric Rhoads who presented himself this morning with a Caribbean-themed fruit hat. After the opening greetings ...
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Realism Live attracts people from all over the world who connect at any time of the day or night - for good reason - to attend this extraordinary convention. It is the ambitious English landscape artist Erik Koeppel to inaugurate the second day of Realism Live, who on the occasion of the demonstration proceeds in the execution of a dramatic mountain landscape that is composed of layers on layers in ...
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The loquacity of Peter Trippi's expressions equals the energy of Eric Rhoads in inaugurating the first official day of Realism Live: the convention that brings together artists, enthusiasts and collectors of realistic works related to figurative art, landscape, still life and floral art. The day obviously started with the presentation of Eric Rhoads and Peter Trippi, respectively publisher and chair-man and editor in chief of Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine, FACE ...
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Starting today, with the pre-convention training day, Realism Live the virtual event that this year will take the place of the highly anticipated FACE-Figurative Arts Convention and Expo, skipped due to the Covid-19 epidemic. Realism Live, as FACE after all, was born from the desire of Eric Rhoads - founder, publisher and president of Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine- and Peter Trippi - editor-in-chief of Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine- to create an ...
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Seeing beyond was once a subject dear to artists and poets, among them Leopardi, who with his "seeing further" used to refer to the hedge is now a topical subject through which to sink the sad reality to face the future with courage. "When We See Further" is, in these times and not by chance, the theme tackled by four Florida artists who explore through the body, fragility and time ...
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After the experience at the Pulse in Miami -this year in hibernation together with the entourage of Art Basel /Miami and the various major art exhibitions worldwide, due to the epidemic- the Tablinum Cultural Management of Bellagio, Como, does not stop and has opened its horizons to the Middle Eastern market by participating in the World Art Dubai. Live in the capital of the United Arab Emirates, Alessandro Cerioli, Project ...
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While the various museums in Miami and Fort Lauderdale reopened after the long closure due to the Covid-19, the FRIST Museum in Nashville closed the doors of the exhibition "Quest for the Sublime", which focused on one of the greatest and most recognized landscape painters of the West: Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851). The exhibition presented oil paintings, watercolors and evocative sketches by one of the greatest artists of English ...
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