04 Aug Auction Block: Taking Flight
Sales of key Western artworks rise above estimates amid a strengthening market...
04 Aug Collector’s Eye: Allison Merritt
Allison Merritt orchestrates the annual Western Design Conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, collecting work she reveres along the way...
04 Aug Western Landmark: Through an Owner’s Eyes, Chico Hot Springs Resort
An owner shares the story of a historic Montana property built on American ambition and healing waters...
04 Aug Rendering: Daring Adventures or Nothing At All
Kendle Design Collaborative creates homes that are functional art within the landscape...
04 Aug Perspective: Group f/64
This association of masterful 20th-century photographers championed photography as an art form, leaving an indelible mark on American imagery...
04 Aug In the Studio: Motivated by Mother Nature
In Cimarron, New Mexico, Susan Norris’ love of animals translates into emotive works of art...
04 Aug Editor's Note: Individual Perspectives
“Art is the projection of the imagination and should be free of trying to find a reason or meaning for a subject. This, together with a murmuration of thoughts and emotions, combines to produce the finished piece,” says artist Simon Gudgeon in a sentiment so...
04 Aug Wanderings: An Insider's Guide
Known for its dining, nightlife and over-the-top attractions, this neon city in the desert is also a glowing oasis for fine art...
18 May Details: Things We Love
WA&A editors select their favorite objets d’art...
18 May Editor's Note: Artful Experiences
“Art is an experience, not an object.” A friend recently reminded me of this Robert Motherwell quote while discussing the moment he first discovered fine art. It was perhaps the perfect setting, at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris during his honeymoon. He was wandering through three...