Articles

What do you call an artist whose diverse style broadens constantly? In the case of artist Dominic Pangborn, it boils down to one word: evolutionist. His work encompasses a wide range that is [...]

Following Tim Yanke’s solo show during Park West Gallery’s “Detroit’s Finest” exhibition series, learn from the artist what inspires two of his most iconic images: the dragonfly and [...]

Contemporary artist David Najar admits with a smile that he is an optimist – or at least that he tries to be one. Najar says that a “good mood means no suffering.” When he paints he feels healed, [...]

When asked about his style, Tim Yanke found himself remembering a conversation with fellow Park West artist Csaba Markus. “Every time he talks to me, he tells me ‘you have the best name, [...]

Marc Chagall, born July 7, 1887, is credited as being a pioneer of modern art with a style that borrowed from fauvism, expressionism and cubism, but cannot be pigeonholed into one category. His [...]

A painting disputed as a mere studio copy of Rembrandt van Rijn for 46 years has been declared to be an authentic work created by the master artist. After eight years of research using the latest [...]

Displaying artwork so it can be truly appreciated is one of the best aspects of owning art, but it can also be one of the most difficult, especially with sculptures. Unlike two-dimensional [...]

Many of our Park West collectors develop friendships with the art teams over the course of their land or sea vacations. Here’s a chance to get to know them more as they share their favorite [...]

Mother’s Day is all about celebrating motherhood and maternal bonds, whether it is one’s own mom, grandmother, sister or other loved one. Read on to see how some of the Park West Gallery artists, [...]

Park West Gallery works with artists from all over the globe, so in honor of World Art Day, we are taking a trip around the world to show where some of our artists were born and how their [...]