Summer | Fall 2008 Archives - Page 2 of 2 - Western Art & Architecture

24 Jul In the Studio: Wendy Schwartz

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At the edge of Tomales Bay, Wendy Schwartz both paints and inhabits her aesthetic...

24 Jul Details: Things We Love

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From bronze frogs and copper chandeliers to marble coasters and cowboy boots, WA&A editors pick their favorites...

24 Jul Auction Block: Hammering Down

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Western art sales continue to surge for record-breaking numbers...

24 Jul Painting the Essence

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Nancy Bush’s tonalist landscapes convey the moods of nature’s fleeting moments ...

24 Jul Wanderings: Lake Tahoe

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Navigating the lake of the sky...

24 Jul All for Art

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With much fanfare — and a little controversy — the Broad Contemporary Art Museum opens to the public ...

24 Jul Rendering: Design Innovator

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After thirty years, progressive architect Harry Teague continues to explore, experiment — and learn ...

24 Jul Perspective: Los Rancheros Visitadores

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If These Walls Could Talk...

24 Jul Collector's Notebook: Art Goes Corporate

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At Microsoft, when walls talk, employees create...

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