September/October 2027

Our Collectors Guide to Museums & Exhibitions highlights the vital role these institutions play in our individual lives, society and preserving our cultural heritage. Dedicated to the museum sector, the September/October issue of American Fine Art Magazine will feature a directory of the country’s leading museums and their upcoming exhibitions and permanent collections. From the most iconic institutions to regional and local museums with specific areas of focus, each museum will be able to share its unique purpose and mission with the patrons of the arts who subscribe to American Fine Art Magazine. This comprehensive guide to the must-see current and upcoming museum exhibitions nationwide will serve as a reference for our readers all year long. Take advantage of this opportunity to showcase your 2027/2028 exhibitions and reach new and established patrons of the arts. 

In the September/October issue of American Fine Art Magazine, we are proud to introduce our Collector’s Focus: Post War Art.Post War art is among those categories of historic art, much like modernism, that is difficult to pin down. Rather than indicating a specific style, genre, subject or movement, Post War art refers to artwork created in the United States, Europe and Japan during a time period that spans the turbulent aftermath of World War II up to the 1970s and 80s when the rise of contemporary art marked the beginning of another era of art history. Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, Minimalism, Conceptual art, post-painterly abstraction Neo-Dada and more all fall within the Post War time frame, and are a response to the devastation of war and the cultural, social and political upheaval that followed, they are wildly different in both style and ideology. Encompassing such a large era, it is likely that you have Post War artwork in your gallery, collection or upcoming auction. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to share your Post War work with interested collectors nationwide.