Art & Gallery News

Legendary musician Wynton Marsalis once said, “Jazz music is America’s past and its potential, summed up and sanctified and accessible to anybody who learns to listen to, feel, and [...]

Even centuries after his lifetime, Rembrandt’s etchings are still considered some of the finest examples of the medium. His innovations to the art of etching would go on to influence Goya, [...]

It’s hard to think of an artist more closely associated with the Parisian nightlife than Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. His iconic posters for the Moulin Rouge nightclub in Paris’ [...]

The “Mona Lisa” has been in the news a lot lately. Thanks to a new Leonardo da Vinci exhibition appearing at the Louvre—commemorating the 500th anniversary of the artist’s [...]

Is the popularity of the “Mona Lisa” ruining the Louvre? Michael Patrick Shiels, the host of the popular iHeartRadio program “Michigan’s Big Show,” had Park West Gallery Founder [...]

In the cover story for the September 5, 1969 issue of Life Magazine, there’s a large headline that reads “THE MARK OF MAX IS EVERYWHERE.” It’s referring to the art of [...]

Who can say they transformed an entire artistic genre? Pino is one of those rare individuals. If you’ve been anywhere near a bookstore or a library in the past 30 years, you’re probably already [...]

At Park West, we hear it all the time—our collectors love our onboard Art Teams! That’s why, every month, we take time to highlight one of our most enthusiastic, entertaining, and dedicated [...]

When Park West Gallery was founded in 1969, it would’ve been hard to imagine a more popular living artist than Peter Max. CBS News once said that, “If the Beatles provided the soundtrack of [the [...]

Earlier this week, a group of excited elementary students in Detroit welcomed a new art teacher to their school… international art superstar Autumn de Forest. The seventeen-year-old De Forest—who [...]