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His connections to Minnesota remained strong throughout his life.

It is with tremendous grief that Driscoll Babcock Galleries announces the unexpected passing of Dr. John Driscoll from COVID-19 on Friday, April 10th.

Yesterday the Galveston Artist Residency announced their 2016-2017 artists-in-residence: Leonardo Benzant, Fidencio Martinez, and Pat Palermo.

I've been holding off writing about Jenny Morgan's work because I've had trouble figuring...

Jenny Morgan spent her childhood searching for ghosts. Intuitively, she sensed there was more to this world, constantly using her playtime to explore

Driscoll Babcock Galleries, New York’s oldest art gallery, presents Refuge and Remembrance: Landscape Painting in the Civil War Era.

Driscoll Babcock Galleries presents Interrupted Spring, an exhibition of oil paintings and works on paper by Alan Gussow (1931-1997), which captures

Driscoll Babcock Galleries presents Disturbing the Peace, Margaret Bowland’s second New York solo exhibition of psychologically provocative paintings.

22 Questions with Abstract Painter of the Beautiful and the Deadly Marylyn Dintenfass

Driscoll Babcock Galleries present, Drop Dead Gorgeous, the latest body of work by Marylyn Dintenfass, whose brilliant chromatic abstractions evolve to evoke a representational narrative about nature’s fatally duplicitous markers.

Babcock Galleries, the oldest gallery in New York, has moved to Chelsea. This Thursday the gallery, which was founded 160 years ago and was formerly

New York's oldest art gallery is synonymous with the staid back rooms of Midtown art dealers, where the works of Old and New World masters trade hands in quiet, carpeted surroundings.

Almost any of Edwin Dickinson’s paintings could serve as a primer on the art; there is so much to be learned from his work about depicting people

Babcock Galleries is proud to present Edwin Dickinson In Retrospect—the gallery’s 6th solo exhibition dedicated to the artist. This show surveys

Babcock Galleries presents Marylyn Dintenfass’ solo exhibition Souped Up / Tricked Out, a visceral, visual series of oil paintings inspired