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17 Jan How Modern Technology Shapes the iGaming Experience
The iGaming industry has evolved rapidly over the last decade, driven by innovations in software, regulation and player expectations. Operators now compete not only on game libraries and bonuses but on user interface quality, fairness, and mobile-first delivery. A sophisticated approach...
05 May Rendering: Designed for the Desert
Ask Michele Shelor and Allison Colwell to explain their Phoenix, Arizona-based landscape architecture firm’s philosophy, and they immediately jump to the practical — sustainability. “It’s part of every project,” Shelor says. “Another is really strong bones, the hardscape. We’ve been told we’re the architects of landscape...
16 Apr Into the Woods: Artists Susan Brearey, Burt Brent, and Andrew Haslen
Gerald Peters Gallery presents: Into the Woods Nature provides the artist with endless inspiration. Into the Woods will showcase 4 artists who create artwork that incorporates and responds to our changing natural environment in imaginative, whimsical and thought provoking ways. The artwork of Susan Brearey is minimal...
09 Jan An American Original: Tom Judd
THOSE GROWING UP IN THE WESTERN part of the United States are forever shaped by its landscape. Its open spaces mold you, its winds erode and reshape you, its vast vistas free your perspective. Its cultural history — with its abundance of mythic iconography —...
16 Sep Editor's Note: A West in Motion
Located on a wildlife preserve in Oklahoma, the Woolaroc Museum is filled with works from Old Masters that exemplify the genre of Western art: Russell’s watercolors and Remington’s sculptures; paintings by Leigh, the “Sagebrush Rembrandt;” Moran’s grand canyons; works that have become reference points when...
15 Sep Wanderings: A Creative Journey
In Santa Fe, New Mexico, a photographer documents historic Canyon Road during the annual October Paint and Sculpt Out...