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International Artist, 1 Aug 2026

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ArticleThe Last Column, The Last­ing Leg­acy

Wel­come to the August/septem­ber issue of Inter­na­tional Artist magazine! This is a truly spe­cial issue as we cel­eb­rate Har­ley Brown’s final column after an incred­ible 170 issues span­ning 28 years. That accom­plish­ment alone rep­res­ents a...

The Last Column, The Last­ing Leg­acy

ArticleMICHAEL MILLER

After the Rains, oil on can­vas, 36 x 48” (91 x 121 cm)

MICHAEL MILLER

ArticleChange Up

We’ve been pub­lish­ing our vari­ous art guides (shows/fairs, work­shops, books, etc.) for sev­eral years now. You may have noticed in this issue that we’ve switched things up just a bit. In the past, our Art Mater­i­als & Sup­plies Guide typ­ic­ally...

Change Up

ArticleCall for Entries

Entry form for Inter­na­tional Artist magazine’s Chal­lenge No. 156, Wild­life. Or you can enter using digital prin­touts and online ART PRIZE CHALLENGE SERIES A con­tinu­ing series of jur­ied art com­pet­i­tions cre­ated to cham­pion the finest...

Call for Entries

ArticleInter­na­tional Prize Win­ners

All the Prize Win­ners in Inter­na­tional Artist magazine Chal­lenge No. 154, Still Life Laurin Mccracken Texas, USA Black, White and Red, water­color, 28 x 38" (71 x 96 cm) Grand Prize is a four-page edit­or­ial fea­ture in Amer­ican Art Col­lector...

Inter­na­tional Prize Win­ners

ArticleStu­dent Cri­tiques

In every issue of Inter­na­tional Artist we fea­ture a work­shop and cri­tiques from Richard Robin­son, one of New Zea­l­and’s best artists Some paint­ings seem to glow with an inner warmth. How do they do that? Turns out it’s not rocket sci­ence, but...

Stu­dent Cri­tiques