A few weeks ago, while typing away, I received a phone call from Jared Swanson. “Christine. I have some news.” What followed was an exchange about the direction and growth of Western Art & Architecture and our priority to provide readers with the absolute “Best of the...
When she couldn’t find a suitable chandelier for her Barbie’s townhouse, young Anita Lang disassembled her mom’s crystal bracelet and fashioned her own custom fixture. “I’ve always been passionate about creating beautiful homes, even when I was little,” says the Scottsdale, Arizona-based designer. “My mind...
For many of us, a trip to Egypt to view the rich tombs of the pharaohs would be a dream come true. The same longing applies to other sites of important ancient history, remarkable architectural achievements, and centuries-old works by master artists. Museums and exhibitions,...
William G. Kerr was an adolescent when he first encountered fine art at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and he’s been captivated with paintings and sculptures ever since. His early affinity for art has since touched the lives of many artists, art...
Spring and early summer sales see Western landscapes and Americana hit high marks There is a secret about art auctions, and like all secrets, it should be shared lest it loses its value: Strong prices are closely tied to the rarity of works, the degree to...
The first instance of Taos Society of Artists’ paintings curated by a renowned Native American artist whose featured sculptures invoke critical dialogue about Native American representation. The Harwood Museum of Art presents the work of Santa Clara Pueblo artist Susan Folwell (Blue Mountain) in Susan Folwell:...
Three untitled Georgia O’Keeffe originals once hung on the walls of the Italian Villa scene in Multiple Visions: A Common Bond at the Museum of International Folk Art (MOIFA). The floral depictions, graphite and watercolor on paper, signify the long-standing friendship between O’Keeffe and Alexander...
Opening Reception: Thursday, June 20th 2019 | 6-8pm Tayloe Piggott Gallery is pleased to present Recent Paintings a new exhibition by renowned artist John Alexander. This exhibition features captivating scenes of wildlife in an aesthetic true to Alexander’s oeuvre. Thought provoking and eerie, this series showcases...
CHRISTOPHER BURKETT'S COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS achieve a dignity all but vanished in this digital age. His prints convey the natural world through a sense of craftsmanship and technical mastery that, like the inspiration for their creation, can only be called spiritual. “For me, the highest function...
FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHYER CURTIS SPEER knows something about transformation. In the years since his still lifes have gained the approbation of collectors and critics, Speer has undergone a revolutionary metamorphosis, from abuse survivor to accomplished artist, and today can lay claim to a rewarding present...