Women in Fine Art by Women in Fine Art
We're here to celebrate women in all their beauty and complexity, as depicted in art.
Online Fine Arts School: 12 Iconic Sculptures in History Around the World
Calling all sculpture lovers! Academy of Art University is hosting a FREE online workshop with Fine Art Director Tom Durham on July 14th at 7PM PDT. RSVP to sculpt the portrait head in clay with……
Academy of Art’s Best of the Best: The Spring Show Showcase
This year’s Spring Show, hosted online, gives you plenty of inspiration and zero excuses to check out Academy of Art University’s Best of the Best. Here are four students with their art portfolio,…
Fine Art School Highlights: LGBTQ+ Fine Artists Throughout History
LGBTQ+ artists in the fine arts field have made history with their art. Find out about some of the artists you might learn about in fine art school.
Five Popular Mixed Media Artists of All Time
Learn more about mixed media art, a diverse and creative art form. Here are some famous artists who created by mixing mediums!
Art From Home: Performance and Fine Art Online
Performance art is more important than ever before. Online methods make it possible to stay connected and enjoy performances without leaving home.
Spring Show 2019 Retrospective – Liberal & Fine Arts
For this next iteration in our Spring Show Retrospective, we take a look back at the masterpieces showcased by our fine art and liberal art students back in 2019.
World-Class Museum Tours and Exhibits to Visit Online
With the world currently practicing social distancing measures, online exhibits have become an excellent way to bring much needed culture to your day and enhance your online art school endeavors.
The Business of Art: A Primer on Art Galleries and How They Work
Art is meant to be enjoyed by an audience separate from its creator. Art galleries are the perfect venues for the meeting of the two, but how do they work for the benefit of the industry, exactly?
When Fine Art Becomes Physical: An Overview of Installation Art
Experts at Tate Museum describe installation art as "large scale, mixed-media constructions," but what does it mean for the artist and audience?