Matthew Frederick’s landscapes combine the playfulness of a paint-by-number scene and a contemporary perspective on color and composition. For the last 20 years, Frederick has been examining the landscape, trying to help people see the natural world in a new way. [caption id="attachment_16406" align="alignleft" width="148"] "Colorado...
The intriguing beauty of Carolyn Anderson’s paintings involves not only what we see but how we see. Aware of the small edges, the dips of light and the subtle, nuanced moment, she paints the figure, wildlife, racehorses and landscape with a studied eye toward the...
Plein air painter Mark Boedges translates the world we see into a world we can know. With the blurred lines of what is deeply personal and what is widely universal, Boedges creates a call to action for us to experience the cold, muddy banks of...
NanaWall seeks to redefine the category of large, sliding glass walls. During its 30 years in business, the California-based company has worked with architects, builders, design professionals and homeowners to reimagine how buildings, people and the elements interact. By combining precision engineering and different designs,...
South of the U.S. border looms large in winter with dreams of warm weather, azure seas and miles of white beaches, along with the siren’s call of exotic cultures, handsome mariachis and haunting boleros. Year after year, Mexico has been ranked by the National Travel...
Jennifer JL Jones’ work is a constant evolution of her color palette and imagery, which reflects the changes taking place in her own life. Her newest series of paintings, Rippling Sublime, is less contemplative than some of her previous work; vibrant colors and a kinetic energy speak...
Wyoming and Montana artist Paul Waldum will be featured in a one-person show of his pastel paintings in the exhibition Paul Waldum – Wyoming and Montana Landscapes, presented at The Brinton Museum in Big Horn, Wyoming, through July 2018. A reception to meet the artist takes place on Sunday, June 17,...
Spanning multiple galleries at the Wheelwright Museum, Memory Weaving: Works by Melanie Yazzie will run from May 13 through October 7, 2018. Melanie Yazzie is an artist and educator whose work has been included in many solo and international group exhibitions. Her work appears in museums from Washington, D.C., to...
A new exhibition at the Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis showcases the work of some of the most admired Native American basketmakers while celebrating two of the museum’s most generous supporters: Mel and Joan Perelman. The Perelmans recently gifted to the museum their collection of 147 baskets,...
This one-man show, An Affinity With Wildlife, beginning on May 4, 2018, features the paintings of Edward Aldrich. Up to 12 new works will be on exhibit, spotlighting Aldrich’s personal affinity with wildlife. His ability to reach beyond realistic renderings of wildlife in wild places, conveying...