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31 Oct EDITOR’S NOTE: BEYOND DECORATION

Posted at 19:31h in December 2024 | January 2025, Editor's Note 0 Comments
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I recently came across the old adage, “Art is more than decoration.” And while many readers might nod in agreement, believing that art transcends mere aesthetics, I invite you to reflect on your definitions of art. While some aspects of art — such as technical skill...

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31 Oct DESIGNING THE WEST: HOMES THAT SHARE STORIES

Posted at 19:28h in December 2024 | January 2025, Designing the West 0 Comments
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It’s never too early to develop a passion. Just ask interior designer Jaqui Seerman, founder and CEO of Los Angeles-based Jaqui Seerman Design Inc. “My parents recognized it in me before I really realized that I was gravitating towards design,” she says. “I was always...

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31 Oct COLLECTOR’S EYE: FINDING HIDDEN GEMS

Posted at 19:28h in Collector's Eye, December 2024 | January 2025 0 Comments
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Reyne Hirsch could be called an accidental collector, and she wouldn’t be alone. After all, how many people have unknowingly built a collection only to discover its value and face the fact that they are, indeed, a collector? Hirsch, co-owner of the Dallas Auction Gallery...

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31 Oct COLLECTOR’S NOTEBOOK: YOUR ART COLLECTION’S AFTERLIFE

Posted at 19:26h in Collector's Notebook, December 2024 | January 2025 0 Comments
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Collecting art is fun! Selling … not as much. And even more so, figuring out what to do with someone else’s art collection can be incredibly frustrating. Think about it: If you didn’t collect it, you probably don’t have the same attachment. More importantly, the...

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31 Oct AUCTION BLOCK: BIDDERS TIP THEIR HATS

Posted at 19:25h in Auction Block, December 2024 | January 2025 0 Comments
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Collectors continued to show a strong appreciation for the iconography of the American West. Wildlife works and art by historic and contemporary Western and Indigenous artists stirred buyers to action during annual sales in late summer and autumn. In September, the 18th annual Jackson Hole Art...

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06 Sep Auction Block: Icons of the West

Posted at 14:30h in Auction Block, October | November 2024 0 Comments
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Summer auctions and events saw enthusiastic participation from attendees and absentee bidders, proving that the interest in Western American culture remains rooted in its iconic imagery, be it traditional realism or more modern interpretations. The Coeur d’Alene Art Auction sold more than $17.6 million during...

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06 Sep Designing the West: Crafting Bespoke Interiors

Posted at 14:30h in Designing the West, October | November 2024 0 Comments
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Principal Denise Taylor and Lead Designer Geneva Podolak Knox of Aspen Design House say they don’t have a trademark look. Instead, their interior design firm near Aspen, Colorado, delves deep into clients’ lifestyles to discover their dreams for their homes. Taylor says that those who...

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06 Sep Artist Spotlights: Victoria Veedell

Posted at 14:30h in Illuminations, October | November 2024 0 Comments
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Victoria Veedell paints the world around her to capture its enduring emotional impact. Rather than faithful physical representations, she says, “I create atmospheric landscapes that are memories of places or the emotions I was feeling when I was there.” Consider, for example, Nightfall San Francisco. The...

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06 Sep Rendering: Client-Centered Architecture

Posted at 14:30h in October | November 2024, Rendering 0 Comments
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“You never know where you’re going to get that first job,” says architect Chris Gray with a laugh. When he and Steven Perce co-founded the Boulder, Colorado-based bldg.collective in 2009, the firm was just the two of them working from their homes. That first job arrived...

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06 Sep Artist Spotlights: Leslie Lambert

Posted at 14:30h in Illuminations, October | November 2024 0 Comments
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Among Leslie Lambert’s most vivid childhood memories are trips with her mother from their home in Ashton, Maryland, just outside of Washington, D.C., to the National Gallery of Art. She especially loved looking at the bold, fluidly abstract canvases of America’s Color Field painters of...

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