At Pallant House Gallery, Artists Capture Each Other With Candor, Compassion and Bite It’s an excellent concept, hampered only by the weight of its potential. By Henry Roberts
How Devon Rodriguez, the World’s Most-Followed Artist, Rode the Six Train to Fame When he began showing his subway portraits to their subjects with a sheepish “I drew you,” his popularity skyrocketed. By Hudson Warm
From the White House to Your House: An Insider’s Guide to Commissioned Portraiture Artists who accept commissions to paint portraits, no matter how esteemed they are in the realm of portraiture (or in fine art generally), learn to put their egos aside. By Daniel Grant
Artist Shepard Fairey’s Iconic Obama ‘Hope’ Portrait Is Headed for the Auction Block By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
A Study of the Portrait Infamously Destroyed by Winston Churchill Heads to Auction By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Amoako Boafo on Slowing Down and Staying Focused While His Auction Prices Skyrocket By Devon Van Houten Maldonado