Art & Collectibles

Sometimes, the simplest events in life can have the most profound impact. When Australian-born Peter Lik was just eight years old, his Czech immigrant parents gave him a Kodak Brownie camera for his birthda...

Home to the third largest art auction market in the world, Hong Kong is no stranger to the international arts scene. But now, as global brand Art Basel unveils its newest fair there in May, the city stan...

Egon (Eugene) Biel, Emerald Pool, circa 1960, oil on panel, 48x96 inches Interview with 20th-century American Art dealer Blake Benton This past December 2013, I had the opportunity to sit down with priva...

"Our exhibits will promote peace and harmony within and beyond our borders, regardless of differences, for the common good and progress," says Paul Kan at the opening ceremony of the Imperial Museum in Hong...

Jeff Hein believes in the process of art. He believes in mastery and skill and the hard work and dedication that result in these traits. In an era obsessed with bigger and crazier, with performance and v...

Painting: Mystic Girl, 48 From time to time, there appears an artist whose work is in the avant garde. The art world is fortunate to be able to acknowledge a sculptor in Lincoln Stone, whose multifarious...

In the eyes of the fine art world, contemporary art in Southeast Asia is considered a late bloomer, as we only saw the first contemporary works emerge in Indonesia or in the Philippines in the early ninetie...

Regatta: Acrylic on Canvas 56 Lou Jordan was born in Shanghai, China, the daughter of a U.S. Naval Officer stationed there at the beginning of WWII, and grew up in San Francisco, Hawaii, and Alexandria, Vir...

Angelo Fernandez was introduced to fine art painting at an early age. Throughout careers in the Marine Corps and Cummins Engine Company, he continually learned the effectiveness of various media! He, the...

First Flying Machine, 30 x 48 inches, Oil on Canvas The writer Allen Saunders once wrote, “Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans.” Artist Ann Krasner wants to emphasize this wi...