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08 Jul In the Studio: Among the Cottonwood Trees

Posted at 05:54h in August | September 2020, In the Studio 0 Comments
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It would only make sense that a cowgirl who was married on horseback would also conduct an interview atop her mare. And why not, when the temperatures are in the 70s, the sky is a cloudless blue, and there’s a need to check the irrigation...

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08 Jul Artist Spotlight: Tim Lozier

Posted at 05:42h in August | September 2020, Illuminations 0 Comments
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Tim Lozier adds his own creative spin to classic Western-style furniture in a range of club chairs and sofas, desks and dining sets, beds and dressers that he designs and builds — each one inspired by the collectible creations of Thomas Molesworth [1890–1977]. “It’s classic...

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08 Jul Artist Spotlight: Beth Cavener

Posted at 05:42h in August | September 2020, Illuminations 0 Comments
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Beth Cavener’s ceramic sculptures defy easy explanation and gravity alike. Since her 2002 residency at the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Montana, Cavener has sculpted animals — mostly goats, hares, and wolves, but also outliers like the life-sized snow leopard staring intently at a hornet’s...

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08 Jul Artist Spotlight: Mardie Rees

Posted at 05:42h in August | September 2020, Illuminations 0 Comments
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With modest brevity, Mardie Rees describes herself as “a sculptor of the human figure and the portrait.” Yet, that summation embraces a breadth of subjects in the expressive artworks she produces in the studio beside the home she shares with her architect husband, Jeremy Broderick,...

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08 Jul Artist Spotlight: Sheila Miles

Posted at 05:42h in August | September 2020, Illuminations 0 Comments
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When she was growing up in Indiana, Sheila Miles drew just about anything within her orbit: cows, horses, barns, even the calves her family raised in the backyard. In a household of six kids, making art was a way of finding some space for herself,...

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08 Jul Artist Spotlight: Sarah Lamb

Posted at 05:40h in August | September 2020, Illuminations 0 Comments
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Sarah Lamb first discovered the appeal of still life paintings more than three decades ago as a teenager in Atlanta, Georgia, while taking three-hour-long group classes two nights a week from local artist Sarah Brown. Early on, Lamb says she realized she “just loved depicting...

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08 Jul Designing the West: Cultivated Comfort

Posted at 05:40h in August | September 2020, Designing the West 0 Comments
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Interior designer Sharon Lohss, founder of Shelter Interiors, based in Bozeman, Montana, credits good genes for her deep-rooted creativity. “My mother could have been a landscape designer; she is so talented at transforming a space and has a major green thumb,” she says. “My dad...

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08 Jul Collector’s Notebook: Commissioning Fine Works of Art

Posted at 05:36h in August | September 2020, Collector's Notebook 0 Comments
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With the ability to choose from thousands of paintings to purchase from highly respected galleries, museum shows, and art auctions, what factors influence a patron’s decision to commission a specific artwork? And conversely, why do some artists accept commissions while others do not? Galleries often play...

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08 Jul Collector’s Eye: The West in Winter

Posted at 05:36h in August | September 2020, Collector's Eye 0 Comments
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George Matthews has lent his expertise to everything from real estate and oil investments to cattle operations and managing the game ranch he and his wife, Betsy, own in the Texas Hill Country. The couple maintains several residences, but they are especially endeared to the...

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08 Jul Auction Block: Dream Weavers

Posted at 05:36h in Auction Block, August | September 2020 0 Comments
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Western and Native American art sales so far for 2020, a year slated to be remembered for a global pandemic and economic challenges, prove that you can’t keep a good auction down. Events carried on amid difficulties, with some venues opting to go entirely online and...

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