The vast wilderness has always captured the admiration of artists. From Frederic Edwin Church to Sanford Robinson Gifford and Thomas Cole, the complex beauty of the natural world has kept our attention since we were painting on the walls [...]
Jim Klein's largest painting, "Corn", has found its home in the heart of corn country. A massive agriculture corporation has recently purchased one of Jim Klein's largest pieces of artwork. The combined 144-inch wide, double-canvas [...]
The autumn is said to be a time of change. Artist Jim Klein shares his thoughts on the season called a "second spring" and the hidden influences one experiences in life can have on their [...]
According to Wikipedia, red maple is one of the most common and widespread deciduous trees in North America- perhaps, because it is adaptable to a very wide range of site conditions. Red maples can be found [...]
The Spirit of Art at J Klein Gallery can be found in the heart of the historically celebrated Scottsdale Art District. Located on “America's Original Artwalk,” this area boasts a captivating self-guided tour through the [...]
This quote by French artist Paul Cezanne rings true: "I am more a friend of art than a producer of painting." Oftentimes, an artist may find themselves directed by inspiration separate from themselves: the paints, the [...]
Abstract art seeks to break away from traditional representation of physical form. It is a style of art that explores the relationships of forms and colors, as opposed to more traditional art that represents the world in [...]
In the last newsletter, Jim Klein revealed the completed "Red Dot" painting. This week, he discusses "Red Dot" and the unexpected series the artwork has inspired. Q: As an artist, are you happy with the finished [...]
Art Galleries do not arrange the art within on their own. It takes a certain finesse in the organization of the paintings that allows the art to speak for itself from the walls. That's where Gallery Manager and [...]
The J Klein Gallery has had its best season to date and artist Jim Klein took a moment to discuss what he's enjoyed about it. Q: Was there a favorite painting that found a home [...]