16 May Details: Things We Love
From Art Deco oven ranges to rustic guest wagons and eco-friendly rain drums, WA&A editors select their favorite objets d’art...
16 May Collector's Notebook: Authenticating Works of Art
Expert advice on how to spot the frauds and the fakes...
16 May Auction Block: Keeping with Tradition
Storytelling, classic Western art and Americana led spring sales...
16 May Collector’s Eye: J. Landis Martin
A devoted art patron and committed leader shares his perspective on collecting and giving generously...
16 May Western Landmark: Brooks Lake Lodge & Spa
Located off the beaten path in Wyoming, this historic lodge brings the Old West back to life...
16 May Designing the West: Success in Simplification
Colorado interior designer Kristen Thomas developed a reputation for creating fresh, richly textured spaces with a less-is-more approach...
16 May Rendering: Amid Red Rock Wonders
Based in St. George, Rob McQuay contributes to a changing architectural landscape in Southern Utah...
16 May Perspective: Nicolai Fechin [1881–1955]
This Russian-American painter brought his intensely creative spirit and genius for portraiture to the American West...
16 May In the Studio: Alive with Light, Color and Imagination
Once a boat factory, Dale Chihuly’s studio in Seattle, Washington, is where the revolutionary artist shapes molten glass into works of fine art...
14 Mar Editor's Note: Creative Collisions
It’s a stereotypic scene: Surrounded by the invasive smell of turpentine, the cloistered artist diligently works at his easel. An orderly array of oil paints spread across his palette; each contemplative brushstroke occurring in quiet solitude. The architect, too, seems a solitary soul, refining a rendering...