Features Archives - Page 36 of 45 - Western Art & Architecture

01 Sep Bringing the West Home

Posted at 20:26h in Fall | Winter 2011, Features 0 Comments

A mountain-top lodge in North Carolina blends Western art, mountain architecture, and European and Adirondack influences to perfection...

01 Sep Native Pop

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When art worlds collide...

01 Sep Real Faith

Posted at 19:49h in Fall | Winter 2011, Features 0 Comments

From cowboys to the crucifixion, sculptor Gib Singleton packs “emotional Realism” into his bronzes...

01 Sep Balanced Contradictions

Posted at 19:15h in Fall | Winter 2011, Features 0 Comments

An inventive Idaho home combines big-city chic with ski-town sensibility ...

01 Sep Hidden Grace

Posted at 19:12h in Fall | Winter 2011, Features 0 Comments

With architecture in her blood and on her resume, painter September Vhay finds perfect composition in nature ...

01 Sep On the Ranch

Posted at 18:52h in Fall | Winter 2011, Features 0 Comments

A highly personal timber frame home captures light and space in a Colorado setting as inspired as the art collection that lines its walls and windows...

01 Sep A Yellowstone Charrette

Posted at 18:40h in Fall | Winter 2011, Features 0 Comments

An innovative collaboration has not only captured the attention of the National Park Service, but it’s trying to give visitors a better way to savor the park anew...

24 Jul Triangular Visions

Posted at 20:48h in Features, Summer | Fall 2011 0 Comments

Dan, Arlo and Michael Namingha approach their cultural heritage — and the world they inhabit — from very different, but equally compelling, artistic perspectives...