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Hunt Slonem’s whimsical artworks showcase his love for nature and express his distinct neo-expressionist style. His newest works, featured at New River Fine Art, are a series of oil paintings portraying his classically playful bunnies, butterflies, and birds. The collection has numerous pieces ranging from large 48 x 48-inch canvases, such as Moluccan Cockatoos, to smaller 10 x 8-inch vibrantly colored bunny portraits.

Thunderbunny, a 14 ft glass mosaic bunny rabbit left Seattle today enroute to West Palm Beach. The sculpture, by American artist Hunt Slonem, will be on display at the Palm Beach Convention Center during the Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary Fair March 24th – 27th courtesy of New River Fine Art.

Pietro & Riccardo FerroCourtesy of New River Fine Art. New River Fine Art is proud to announce an upcoming exhibition of Contemporary Murano Glass, featuring over 30+ artworks by Murano's Maestros - Pietro & Riccardo Ferro opening on March 3, 2022, at the Contemporary Art gallery in Fort Lauderdale on Las Olas Blvd.

The feminine identity and beauty are often attributed to nature. Seeds. Reproduction. Growth. Magnificence. Lust. Covetousness. For these reasons, and many more, floral paintings have an extensive presence in the scholarly facets of Art History. Artistically, man’s existence reverberated within these delicate, painterly blooms. We associate Mother Nature with serenity and beauty. However, the equally powerful side to this creative and controlling force is destructive, deadly, and harmful. Earth can be simultaneously restorative, loving, and gorgeous, yet out-of-control, devious and unpredictable. With these lures of attraction - flower, bud, or petal, can also be the unforgiving wave of Mother Nature’s wrath.

New River Fine Art is pleased to announce Gentle Wild, a solo exhibition by Internationally Acclaimed Contemporary Artist, Jennifer JL Jones running from Feb 3, 2022 – March 3, 2022, in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.