News Tag: Artist Press

How early in life did you discover you had an artistic gift? At school, at around the age of 10 years old, my love of art developed with a teacher at my prep school called Jenny Trussell. Her lessons were the highlight of my week. I can still visualise her infectious smile and the tasks… Continue reading Interview: Peregrine Heathcote

With Bonner David celebrating its 20th anniversary in Scottsdale, Arizona, Olsen again turns to Shona sculpture, as well works by sculptor Holly Wilson and ceramicist Karen Shapiro, for the gallery’s signature fall exhibition, Twenty in Twenty-Twenty-Two, which runs September 30 through October 15.

On this episode we get to sit down with the talented artist Joseph Lorusso! Joseph takes us through his journey and how his Italian background helped influence his work, his time at the Kansas City Art Institute, painting for Hallmark, his jaw-dropping, magnetic pieces and so much more!

Dressed to the nines, if magic and style thrill you then surely the creative compositions of Melissa Peck will tickle your fancy. Playful characters spring to life among whimsical palettes that speak to the soul in pastel. Imagine a place where you could be this carefree. An elegant reverie buoyant with patterns and textures intermingling… Continue reading From the Imagination: Melissa Peck @ Bonner David Galleries

Iconic Life profiles five artists, five distinctive visions and the innovative ways they are redefining modern art on their own terms, including Ron Hicks.

Arizona-based artist Michael Carson is a fan favorite among readers, and his covers are not only exceptional paintings in their own right, but they also show his growth as an artist.

Michael Carson creates intimate works on a grand scale for a new show at Bonner David Galleries New York.

Bonner David Galleries hosts a collection of new works by painter Melissa Peck.

The two schools of art most often used to describe the work of American oil painter Ron Hicks are impressionism and realism, and perhaps it is appropriate that those two art movements are also the most difficult to pinpoint to a particular era.