WHEN EZRA TUCKER WAS A SMALL BOY in Memphis, Tennessee, he became obsessed with zoologist Marlin Perkins and “Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom.” Thanks to that television show, Tucker began to haunt the local library, searching for images of various animals in motion. His parents...
THE SALE STREET HOUSE, designed by Bernbaum-Magadini Architects working with Neal Stewart Designs, is built on a deep, narrow lot (50 by 250 feet) with a 10-foot grade. On one side, a four-story condo complex was slated to be built, although the rest of the...
IT WASN'T LONG AFTER KAY JONES STEPPED FOOT INTO her Jackson Hole, Wyoming, home that she realized she was there to stay. Kay and her husband, Bill, who is now deceased, lived in Dallas, Texas. They discovered the Jackson area years before and rented a home...
Steven Young Lee’s ceramic work speaks to beauty, culture and identity. Using the delicate skin of porcelain, an innately translucent material that shouts its own fragility, he breaks years of tradition by deconstructing vessels in order to defy the human struggle for perfection. Porcelain, discovered in...
[vc_row row_type="parallax" parallax_content_width="in_grid" text_align="left" full_screen_section_height="no"][vc_column width="2/3"][vc_column_text]If, as Vincent Van Gogh said, there is truly nothing more artistic than to love people, Santa Fe, New Mexico, artist Erin Currier is at the pinnacle of her profession. “I’m most inspired by human beings and the human world,”...
This architectural masterpiece in Utah reveals stunning vistas and fits the mountain like a glove...
The home of one of America’s most venerated art clubs, with deep ties to the West, celebrates 100 years with a show to honor an age-old tradition...
Martin Grelle returns with new work for a one-man show opening in November...
A uniquely crafted mountain home in the high desert tells the story of a worldwide adventure that led its owner home...
Bill Anton, whose work is featured in the Woolaroc’s Best of the Best exhibition, helps elevate Western art to higher ground...