Features: Who is Your Mona Lisa?

By Amanda Mattison Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa stands among the most recognized works of art across the globe and is arguably his most widely-known piece. To discover what some of today’s leading artists … Read More

Portrait Demonstrations: I’d Rather Take The Leap Than Stand Still.

By An Aspen Chantal Lynn Barber feels like she is living a second life when she looks at how her painting style has changed from its tight beginnings. “I paint people because I truly love people,” … Read More

Critiques: The Reasoned Insights of Nancy Honea.

By Margaret Ann Garrett Sometimes we can’t see the forest for the trees. And for an artist, it’s easy to get caught up in the details and completely miss the bigger picture. The Portrait … Read More

Features: Revolution Mill Where History and Portraiture Combine

By Mary Ellen Brantley When Portraiture and History marry, they beget a revolution, or just maybe a Renaissance. In the case of Revolution Mill and portrait artist Suellen McCrary, the offspring includes a rich blend … Read More

Features: Indirect Painting Workshop with Richard Greathouse

By Holly Henson In September, I traveled to Nashville, Tennessee for a three-day workshop with Richard Greathouse. Though a native of Nashville, he currently resides in Florence, Italy, where he is Director of Anatomy and Principal … Read More

Art History: Part III Discovering Masterworks Nearby—The Booth Museum of Western Art, Cartersville, GA

Finding Masterworks Nearby On view through January 20, 2019 in the temporary exhibition gallery at the Booth Museum of Western Art: East/West Visions: Scott Christensen and Quang Ho. This exhibit highlights the works of two well-known contemporary masters. Shortly … Read More

Portrait Demonstrations: Kerry Dunn An Alla Prima Portrait Painting Demo

By Amanda Mattison Kerry Dunn’s visit for the September 25 Portrait Society of Atlanta meeting was an enlightening treat. His demonstration was a masterful alla prima painting demo and an engaging lesson in oil … Read More

Features: Paul Newton Creating an Enduring Legacy

By Luana Luconi Winner Internationally recognized portrait artist Paul Newton of Sydney, Australia is a highly sought-after portrait painter. He is charming, insanely talented, and one of the most genuinely nice fellows one will … Read More

Member News: Presentation of PSA Member Status Upgrade

By Nancy Honea, Accreditation Chair, Past President and Advisory Board member At the Portrait Society of Atlanta (PSA) meeting on Sept. 25, 2018, it was my honor and privilege to present PSA Member Status upgrades … Read More

Critiques: A Session with Advisory Board Member Ernest Varner

By Rebecca Kemmerer On Tuesday, April 24, 2018, the Portrait Society of Atlanta held its semi-annual critique session at the Spruill Center for the Arts in Dunwoody. Lora Hill hosted the evening and Ernest … Read More

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