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Features
A Revelation of Lines
Encouraging his subjects to move, Robert Liberace uses line to express the force of life.
By Christine Proskow
Painting from the Heart
Diana De Santis delights in her models, in the moment and in pastel.
By Deborah Secor
A Life, Revealed
Megan Moore's portraits disclose the tumultuous experience appearances hide.
By Lisa Wurster
Not Still Life
Focusing on everyday acts, Emil Robinson paints edgy states of mind.
By Daniel Brown
Get Your Art on the Web
What cameras to buy, how to set up shots and when to adjust images—to ensure the highest quality reproductions of your work on the Web.
By Michael Chesley Johnson
Columns and Departments
Letters
Artist's Life:
An artist recreates a face in clay, a theater opens, and more.
By Lisa Wurster
Work in Progress
How a physician who's also an artist manages a dual career.
By Kathy Collins
Exhibitions
2007 Art Competition
Competition Spotlight
Jessica Wohl finds the humor and joy in older people.
Craft Matters
On not overworking portraits, using Plexiglas to check proportions, and more.
By John Ennis, Butch Krieger and Thomas Soltesz
Ask the Experts
Under what circumstances does copying photographs and artwork violate copyright law?
By Leonard DuBoff
Speaking of Art
Art fairs are big business here and abroad, which can only be good news.
By Edward Goldman
Artist's Toolbox
Reports on a kit for making your own watercolors, oil sticks, new brushes, and an alternative to framing.
By Katherine Hand
A Closer Look
An epiphany in southern Italy.
By Diana De Santis
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