painting

Arts & Culture
Painting in Praise of the Natural World
An interview with the New Orleans artist Ida Floreak, who finds creative inspiration on the ground beneath her feet

Arts
Picasso Paintings Make Their First-Ever American Appearance
In St. Petersburg, Florida, the Dalí Museum debuts Picasso and the Allure of the South

Arts & Culture
Works by William Dunlap
An extremely brief retrospective, with comments by the artist

Arts & Culture
Wild by Nature
A child of the Lowcountry, West Fraser has risen to the top of American landscape painting by charting his own course through the untamed South

Arts
Damian Stamer: Painting the Past
A North Carolina painter finds that you can go home again—maybe

Arts
Ed Smith: Out on a Limb
Beauty and turmoil collide in the work of this Louisiana artist

Southern Masters
The Art Ambassador
William Dunlap is bold, outspoken, and not afraid to have a good time

Arts & Culture
Strokes of Genius
In an age of violence and turmoil, North Carolina native John Beerman devotes his art to the calming power of water

Southern Masters
Ben Long
When he is not painting in Italy, the preeminent fresco maestro makes his home in Asheville

Southern Masters
Works by John Alexander
An extremely brief retrospective, with comments from the artist

Southern Masters
John Alexander’s True Nature
How a swamp rat from Beaumont, Texas, clawed his way to the top of the art world