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When the world isn’t in the grips of a pandemic, Park West Gallery provides artwork from some of the giants of the art world, and does so on some of the largest cruise ships sailing the [...]

Although world-renowned artist Rembrandt van Rijn passed away almost 350 years ago, his art still lives on today. In fact, it’s still revered; artists today are using modern techniques and [...]

The Park West Foundation sponsored and honored student artists for letting their imaginations fly. On Saturday, July 2, Foundation representatives attended the National PTA’s Awards and [...]

They call Detroit “The Paris of the Midwest” – a moniker not as well known as its others, but there’s a reason for the title. There is a budding Detroit art scene taking root in the city. The [...]

The Absurdist art of Michael Cheval is thought-provoking and a joy to examine, but it can also leave viewers with more questions than answers, such as “what is the meaning behind this?” Cheval [...]

Daniel Wall creates vivid and inspiring art, but behind his colorful impasto are symbols representing the artist’s desire to bring love and happiness to the lives of others. Wall’s [...]

One of the charms of Romero Britto’s vibrant artwork is its representation of his pride for where he lives. Britto’s artwork shows shades of using bright colors to express himself; he learned the [...]

Park West Gallery is pleased to celebrate a happy birthday with its Founder and CEO, Albert Scaglione. Albert turns 77 years old on July 4. He has reinvented the art collecting experience since [...]

Wildlife artist and conservationist Andrew Bone loves to paint the big cats of Africa, but has just as passionately worked to conserve them. Bone and his Forever Wild Foundation, with assistance [...]

Graeme Stevenson was born on June 29, 1958 in New South Wales, Australia. He began painting and studying animals at a young age; growing up in Australia, Stevenson developed a fascination with [...]