August 2026

Collector's Focus: Art of the Portrait

Our Collector’s Focus: Art of the Portrait and the complementary Portrait Artists Directory is one of our biggest and most popular issues of the year, and the 17th edition is sure to be the same. Collectors, art lovers and artists have been drawn to portraiture for centuries. From formal commissioned works to more candid portraits of a captivating model, the art of capturing the essence of a person on canvas is one of skill, intuition and patience. This issue features leading portraitists from around the world and the galleries that represent artists working in the genre. Don’t miss this dual opportunity to reach collectors of portraiture nationwide. Artwork by Kesja Tabaczuk, Arcadia Contemporary.

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Collector's Focus: Impressionism

Most people know the names of the first French Impressionists—Monet, Renoir, Pissarro, Sisley, Cézanne, Berthe Morisot, Edgar Degas and its only American member, Mary Cassatt—but while the movement may have its roots in 19th century France, but artists continue to apply its fundamental principles to contemporary artworks. As the name suggests, the goal was—and is—to capture the impression of a scene, with an emphasis on the transient effects of natural light, a vibrant palette, and loose, rapid, dab-like brushwork. If you work in an impressionist style or own a gallery that carries this enduring painting style, don’t miss the opportunity to be part of our inaugural special section dedicated to the art of impressionism. Book your ad today to reach collectors nationwide! Artwork by Christine Lashley, Principle Gallery.

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Additional Distribution

• Oil Painters of America’s Masters Show
• Sculpture in the Park, Loveland, CO
• National Oil & Acrylic Painters’ Society Best of America National Juried Exhibition
• Festival of Arts of Laguna Beach, Laguna Beach, CA
• Charleston Gallery Association First Friday ArtWalk, Charleston, SC