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29 Oct Artist Spotlights: Somers Randolph

Posted at 17:19h in December 2025 | January 2026, Illuminations 0 Comments
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Somers Randolph strives to uncover infinity within a block of stone. Whether monument-sized or small enough to hold in the palm of one’s hand, his sculptures often possess smooth, sinuous swirls and loops that curve back upon themselves like the Mobius strips so many of...

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29 Oct Western Landmark: Where Design Meets Mission

Posted at 17:19h in December 2025 | January 2026, Western Landmark 0 Comments
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Design-wise, Aspen, Colorado, has long been known for its mining-era architecture, art, and fashion-forward trend setters. But the transformation of this quiet mountain hamlet turned ski town and seasonal watering hole for the global elite does little to explain how the modernist movement, specifically Germany’s...

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29 Oct Artist Spotlights: Mike Roths

Posted at 17:19h in December 2025 | January 2026, Illuminations 0 Comments
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Mike Roths instills every piece of fine furniture he crafts with the spirit of Western history and tradition. Consider his recent Pursuit of the Spirit Buffalo Console Table, which sold this past September at the Buffalo Bill Art Auction in Cody, Wyoming. He made the...

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29 Oct Wanderings: Need an art-cation?

Posted at 17:19h in December 2025 | January 2026, Wanderings 0 Comments
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“If ever there was a time to be an artist in Salt Lake City, it’s now,” says muralist Miles Toland. He and fellow artist Joseph Toney recently completed the largest mural in Utah, Echoes of Eternity. Painted on the Salt Lake City luxury apartment building...

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29 Oct In the Studio: What Lies Beneath the Layers

Posted at 17:19h in December 2025 | January 2026, In the Studio 0 Comments
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In her studio not far from the famous Santa Fe Opera, Roseta Santiago is painting a Native American figure clad in regalia. “I am drawn to Native people and I’m drawn to the energy of the Southwest,” she says. “I found it to be a...

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29 Oct Things We Love: Things We Love

Posted at 17:19h in December 2025 | January 2026, Things We Love 0 Comments
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Al’s Crosses Cowboy Boots by Tres Outlaws Wearable art takes on new meaning in this remarkable pair of men’s handcrafted cowboy boots. Al’s Crosses were inspired by the masterful silver work of the late, great Alan Somers, an Arizona artist known for his one-of-a-kind pieces. The...

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29 Oct Perspective: Susie Barstow [1836-1923]

Posted at 17:19h in December 2025 | January 2026, Perspective 0 Comments
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“I will overcome every barrier to success,” Susie Barstow wrote in her journal in 1856, “and soon, with the sun rising above every Earthly conflict, make myself a name and position that will influence the whole world.” An aspiring artist, Barstow was 20 years old...

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29 Oct Rendering: Built for All Time

Posted at 17:19h in December 2025 | January 2026, Rendering 0 Comments
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Catharine Garber created the now Palo Alto, California-based Fergus Garber Architects (FGA) in Chicago in 1988. She added Fergus, her maiden name, to give the fledgling company’s name more weight. It was, in fact, a one-woman operation, with her infant son often crawling about under...

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04 Sep Western Landmark: Northwest Treasure

Posted at 21:09h in October | November 2025, Western Landmark 0 Comments
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Midway between the shores of Puget Sound and the Great Cascade Mountains in Washington lies a precipice where the meandering Snoqualmie River drops a staggering 268 feet. This spectacular waterfall, more than 100 feet higher than Niagara Falls in New York, has been at the...

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04 Sep Things We Love: Things We Love

Posted at 21:09h in October | November 2025, Things We Love 0 Comments
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Deco Vessel Sink by Indikoi A nod to timeless design with a bold twist, this artful porcelain sink is hand-thrown in Bozeman, Montana, at Indikoi. Founded by a team of ceramic artists passionate about merging functionality with beauty, the studio specializes in creating sinks that are...

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