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Art With a Heart: Anne Laddon and Her Studios on the Park

6 days ago | seegreatart.art | Noreen Kompanik

When artist Anne Laddon arrived in Paso Robles, CA after marrying rancher Jim Irving who she met on a Colorado whitewater rafting trip, the graphic designer began dreaming of creating a community art center. At the time, talented artists in the Paso Robles area had nowhere to showcase and sell their artwork, and the region had little local exposure to the visual arts.
Miami's Jona Cerwinske at Museum of Graffiti

1 week ago | seegreatart.art | Chadd Scott

The Museum of Graffiti presents Dog Ate My Homework, a solo exhibition by celebrated Miami-born artist Jona Cerwinske, opening June 7, 2025. Cerwinske is a Miami-based graffiti artist whose black-and-white canvases have become instantly recognizable fixtures in the collection of Miami’s fast-paced culture setters for the past 15 years. Known for his fluid, hand-drawn compositions often featuring women, astronauts, and mythic figures, Cerwinske blends street art rawness with fine art precision.
Diana Al-Hadid sculpture survey at Michigan State University

1 week ago | seegreatart.art | Chadd Scott

Sculptor Diana Al-Hadid defies centuries-old conventions of femininity and womanhood in “unbecoming,” on view June 7 through December 14, 2025, at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University (MSU Broad Art Museum). The survey exhibition features large-scale installations that consume the gallery and push visitors to adjust to their presence, standing in stark contrast to antiquated social norms that define a becoming woman as subtle and quiet.
The Color of Luck: A Visual Study of Palette Choices in Casino Game Design

1 week ago | seegreatart.art | Chadd Scott

It is a common misconception that art in the modern era is fixed within the confines of tradition. It stretches and evolves, meandering into unfamiliar mediums—from social media avatars to video game characters. Possibly the most under-appreciated but extremely visual realm is that of online casino games, where virtual art is not just used to entice but also to evoke and control emotion and perception.
de la Torre Brothers artwork from Cheech Marin Collection at Mint Museum

1 week ago | seegreatart.art | Chadd Scott

The Mint Museum presents the vibrant and thought-provoking exhibition Collidoscope: de la Torre Brothers Retro-Perspective opening to the public June 7, 2025, at Mint Museum Uptown. The exhibition features 40 mixed media works by internationally celebrated artists and brothers Einar and Jamex de la Torre.
'Outrage: Missing and Murdered Indigenous People in Montana' by Brian Maguire

1 week ago | seegreatart.art | Chadd Scott

The Missoula Art Museum (MAM) presents ‘Outrage: Missing and Murdered Indigenous People in Montana,’ an exhibition by internationally renowned Irish artist Brian Maguire, on view from June 6 through September 13, 2025. Known for his powerful paintings that confront injustice and amplify humanitarian crisis, Maguire’s work is grounded in deep connection with communities and his commitment to bearing witness.
Elif Saydam at MIT List Visual Arts Center

1 week ago | seegreatart.art | Chadd Scott

The MIT List Visual Arts Center in Boston presents List Projects 32: Elif Saydam, the artist’s first institutional solo exhibition in the United States. Featuring a selection of materially inventive paintings – including wax-dyed canvases and paintings on sponges and security mirrors – the exhibition reflects Saydam’s ongoing exploration of social hierarchies, decorative aesthetics, and the everyday textures of urban existence.
Dusti Bongé cemetery painting

2 weeks ago | seegreatart.art | Chadd Scott

I love everything about this Dusti Bongé cemetery painting! I love the color, the composition, the perspective, the lines and shapes, the modernity, the artist!Let’s learn more about it thanks to Dusti Bongé Art Foundation Executive Director Ligia M. Römer. Dusti Bongé, Biloxi Cemetery, c. 1940, oil on canvas, 17” x 19”. Collection of the Mississippi Museum of ArtAs mentioned last time, herewith another work from a museum collection, this time from the Mississippi Museum of Art.
Most comprehensive presentation of Diane Arbus photography ever comes to NYC

2 weeks ago | seegreatart.art | Chadd Scott

This summer, Park Avenue Armory and LUMA Foundation co-present the North American premiere of ‘Constellation,’ the most comprehensive presentation of work by revolutionary photographer Diane Arbus (1923-1971) to date. Bringing together more than 450 prints, many of them still unpublished, the exhibition offers new perspectives on Arbus’s iconic images and the breadth of humanity captured through her lens.
New murals exhibition inside Dalí Museum St. Pete

2 weeks ago | seegreatart.art | Chadd Scott

The Dalí Museum presents a first-of-its-kind exhibition, Outside In: New Murals Inspired by Dalí, featuring artists painting directly on the gallery walls. Opening May 24, 2025, the installation bridges the vision of Salvador Dalí with the energy of contemporary street art, showcasing original large-scale murals by celebrated participants in St. Petersburg’s internationally recognized SHINE Mural Festival.