Logo Logo Logo Logo Logo
  • STORIES
    • Latest Stories
    • Features
    • Auction Block
    • Best of the West
    • Collector’s Eye
    • Collector’s Notebook
    • Designing the West
    • Things We Love
    • Editor’s Note
    • Illuminations
    • In the Studio
    • Perspective
    • Rendering
    • Wanderings
    • Western Landmark
  • MAGAZINE
    • ISSUES
    • ADVERTISE
    • SUBSCRIBE
    • ABOUT
  • EXPLORE
  • BLOG
  • STORIES
    • Latest Stories
    • Features
    • Auction Block
    • Best of the West
    • Collector’s Eye
    • Collector’s Notebook
    • Designing the West
    • Things We Love
    • Editor’s Note
    • Illuminations
    • In the Studio
    • Perspective
    • Rendering
    • Wanderings
    • Western Landmark
  • MAGAZINE
    • ISSUES
    • ADVERTISE
    • SUBSCRIBE
    • ABOUT
  • EXPLORE
  • BLOG

09 Jan Collector’s Notebook: Demystifying the Art Market

Posted at 13:45h in Collector's Notebook, February | March 2023 0 Comments
Share

The art world is famously opaque. Let’s face it, obfuscation is, well, arty. And fun. Really fun. This is why I love writing “Collector’s Notebook”: the art world provides an endless well of secrets from which to draw. And the price of art is one...

Read More

07 Nov Collector’s Notebook: Creative Play

Posted at 12:24h in Collector's Notebook, December 2022 | January 2023 0 Comments
Share

An interesting study from the United Kingdom follows every child born the first week of March 1958. The National Child Development Study (NCDS) began as a way to track infant mortality but was extended to look at issues within the education system. This remarkable inquiry,...

Read More

06 Sep Collector’s Notebook: Becoming a Connoisseur

Posted at 23:26h in Collector's Notebook, October | November 2022 0 Comments
Share

Art collectors are a curious and rare breed. So rare, in fact, that according to research published in 2015 by Larry’s List, an art industry research company, there are just 8,000 to 10,000 art collectors in the world. The world. Because collecting is such a dedicated...

Read More

10 Mar Collector’s Notebook: Art Appraisals 101

Posted at 16:22h in April | May 2022, Collector's Notebook 0 Comments
Share

Have you ever wondered what your art collection is worth? Do you need an evaluation of your assets for insurance purposes? Do you plan to donate artwork to a non-profit? Should you have your original art collection appraised? If you’ve thought about these things, then the...

Read More

07 Jan Collector’s Notebook: Become a Savvy Salesperson

Posted at 20:32h in Collector's Notebook, February | March 2022 0 Comments
Share

If you’re a collector, chances are you’ve considered selling off paintings or sculptures to free up space and make a little cash, naturally, to buy more art. Undoubtedly, along the way, you discovered that it’s way more fun to buy than sell. To help you prepare,...

Read More

17 Sep Collector’s Notebook: Illuminating Thoughts on Lighting

Posted at 18:01h in Collector's Notebook, October | November 2021 0 Comments
Share

Light is an obsession in the art world. Artists’ 
studios are designed around north-facing windows to harness the most constant natural light source. Curators can spend days, sometimes weeks, adjusting and tweaking the lighting to achieve the best possible look and feel for a show....

Read More

09 Jul Collector’s Notebook: Art Buying Etiquette 101

Posted at 18:54h in August | September 2021, Collector's Notebook 0 Comments
Share

Collecting art is a personal statement about one’s life, passions, values, and history. Creating relationships with artists gives collectors the chance to bring deeper meaning to the work they’re interested in and also helps them understand life through art. Conversations with artists are frequently lively,...

Read More

12 May Collector’s Notebook: Rethinking the Home office

Posted at 14:20h in Collector's Notebook, June | July 2021 0 Comments
Share

When COVID-19 hit and businesses around the world allowed people to work remotely, the home office took on a whole new meaning. Those spaces that were once used occasionally — or as storage for bills and other paperwork — are now some of the most-used...

Read More

17 Mar Collector’s Notebook: Spring Garden Guide

Posted at 17:49h in April | May 2021, Collector's Notebook 0 Comments
Share

Just as a painter creates a study that becomes a completed work, homeowners seeking to plant a new garden this spring will find the project more achievable if they begin with a design that considers planning from start to finish, according to landscape architects. At...

Read More

11 Jan Collector’s Notebook: The Fine Art of Framing

Posted at 17:02h in Collector's Notebook, February | March 2021 0 Comments
Share

A waggish art dealer once remarked, “A good painting needs a good frame, but a bad painting really needs a good frame.” Serious art collectors and critics agree that worthy artworks deserve worthy frames. It’s a simple but fundamental truth that a frame can make...

Read More
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
About Us
Western Art & Architecture is the magazine for art collectors and architecture aficionados across the United States.
1050 E. Main St., Ste. 3
Bozeman, MT
800-417-3314
info@westernartandarchitecture.com
Links
Subscribe to Western Art & Architecture
Advertise
Contribute
Contact Us
About
Terms of Use & Privacy Policy
Subscribe for news
Stay up-to-date with Western Art & Architecture! All of WA&A's features, columns and photography focus on America’s love affair with the Western visual arts — from the classic Western masters to contemporary trendsetters — in lively, creative communities from Texas to the West Coast.


    Copyright ©2017 Western Art & Architecture
    We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.