Art Moves In
The crates arrived before the architect did. At 8:30 on the morning of the photo shoot, American Women Artists (AWA) staff were unpacking paintings in...
The crates arrived before the architect did. At 8:30 on the morning of the photo shoot, American Women Artists (AWA) staff were unpacking paintings in...
If Cara Romero is not photographing with fire, she certainly is trying to ignite one. Romero is an artist-provocateur upending a tradition that has se...
There’s a lot of history in this land,” says interior designer William Peace about his clients’ home set between Livingston, Montana, and the no...
Byron and Keely Lewis had outgrown their 1930s Craftsman home, where they’d lived happily for 30 years. More precisely, their art collection had out...
Wandering is the word occupying much of David Griffin’s mind on this warm September morning. “It always appeared to imply that you were wasting ti...
Lichtenstein. Need I say more? You know I will. In fact, you can always count on me to use more words than necessary. Roy Lichtenstein climbed to fame...
Ted Rowland didn’t grow up with art. What he had was a neighbor who paid him to house-sit. That neighbor happened to own one of the best Western art...
Wine collecting has always been about knowing what is worth seeking out, but right now, the stakes are changing. There has never been a better time to...
Two weeks before Thanksgiving, interior designer Jeremiah Young is perched on a ladder in the ballroom-sized showroom of the Kibler & Kirch headqu...
With the holidays ahead, we’re bringing you a bunch of stories to make the winter days a little brighter. For those of you who are often stumped ove...
For more than 40 years, Kim Seyesnem Obrzut has been giving bronze form to the women of her Hopi heritage. Now her daughter, Krystal Seyesnem, is pick...
Dyana Hesson learned about the American Women Artists (AWA) in 2015 when a friend urged her to join. Since then, she’s served on the board and has b...
Kim Harrell’s aesthetic can be articulated in three words: less is more. It’s a philosophy she embraced during the 14 years she spent living in Lo...
When Cathy Bailey and Robin Petravic bought Heath Ceramics in 2003, the company Edith and Brian Heath founded in 1948 had shrunk to fewer than 30 empl...
Ben Steele came to Helper, Utah, in 2002, lured by the opportunity to apprentice under retired professor and artist David Dornan. He arrived in the fo...
For Emerson Woelffer, the Great Depression was a good thing in one important, unexpected way. As a teenager in Chicago in 1931, Woelffer quit high sch...
Jeff Day wasn’t convinced he should open an architectural practice in Omaha, Nebraska. It was 2018, and he was teaching architecture full-time at th...
Big Sky Floor Mirror with Jewelry Storage by Hooker Furnishings We love a beautiful piece of furniture — even more so when it’s hiding something u...
In 2024, San Francisco needed a jump start. Public complaints about the city hit an all-time high, and its national reputation hit a record low. Tha...
So, this happened. I was in charge of booking lodging for a spur-of-the-moment road trip to New Mexico. Let’s just say, this isn’t my strong suit....
By the 1970s, the cotillions and debutante balls that had graced Seattle’s Olympic Hotel since it opened in 1924 were things of the past. The hotelâ...
There is more than meets the eye in the layered paintings, prints, and murals of celebrated Chicano artist Tony Ortega. Pieces by this artist reflect ...
The summer after high school, lifelong New Mexican Eric Romero and a few friends were backpacking in Spain. It was during what he calls his bohemian p...
George Phippen changed sculptor Bill Nebeker’s life. Twice. The first time came when Nebeker attended a Phippen art show in Prescott, Arizona, in 19...
Mitch Blake can’t remember what attracted the clients for the ChaChe Residence to the architecture firm he and Tom Ward founded in Jackson, Wyoming,...
From its inception, the renovation of a 3,200-square-foot condominium on the 22nd floor of a mid-century high-rise on San Francisco’s Russian Hill w...
When a couple moving from a Chicago high-rise to a Sacramento suburb asked Gary Orr, principal of Orr Design Office, to create a single-family home fo...
At a time when certain U.S. markets — and markets within markets — are bouncing around like a pinball inside its machine, the demand and prices fo...
Contemporary Western Art is having a moment, particularly the Modern West subgenre, a.k.a. New West. While there are many ways to tell the stories of ...
Kevin Gray remembers the first time he visited historic parks in Canada and saw log homes with chinking. He was eight, and his family had just emigrat...
Welcome to the Fall issue. As art exhibitions and auctions heat up across the country, we’re keeping an eye on trends, artists, and sales. Like the ...
In Conversation: Caroline Douglas, Where the Magic Happens I would have to say, clay chose me. I took a pottery class in high school, and from day one...
Hunt Slonem’s New York City studio is an explosion of color, art, and objects, from antique furniture to top hats, harps, framed photographs, plants...
At an exhibition a few years before the end of his life, Denver-based artist Vance Kirkland was standing next to his painting Unknown Space Mysteries ...
Patricia Benner, much-awarded landscape designer and founder of Benner Reibel Landscape Architects, began her professional life with an MBA. She worke...
Prime Angus Beef from Bootheel 7 Ranch Fourth-generation Bootheel 7 Ranch relies on family values, land stewardship, and a passion for livestock. The ...
It’s a Friday night in Whitefish — Restaurant Week — and I’m dining at Herb & Omni with a table full of writers, musicians, and artists fr...
I’ve been wrestling for some time with what makes a home Mid-Century vs. Modern vs. Ranch-Style, other than the timeline,” says Craig McMahon, pri...
When you visualize the city of Los Angeles, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Gleaming skyscrapers, maybe. Gridlocked traffic on endless hi...
Adrienne Stein was under pressure. The atelier-trained painter had for years successfully put herself through every artistic rigor: studying and execu...
When Lynn Gray needs to place an object in her Santa Fe home, she makes use of her own internal Geiger counter, understanding intuitively where a thin...
Joan Benson and Stephen Kent created their first piece of shed antler decor for a client who’d hired them to renovate her three-story, 5,000-square-...
In the spring of 1998, a handful of the country’s finest Western craftsmen — a group that was, itself, not much larger than a handful — gathered...
On a warm day in San Francisco, September 22, 1959, Senator John F. Kennedy delivered a convincing campaign speech to some 1,500 supporters at the She...
Santa Fe, New Mexico, has long been called “The City Different.” But for really different, take the Turquoise Trail, a National Scenic Byway (54 m...
Jemez Solid Wood Bench by Pfeifer Studio From Pfeifer Studio in New Mexico, this sleek, contemporary sculptural bench is built from a solid log of sus...
Michael Hennessey, the founder of San Francisco-based Hennessey Architecture, is known as a minimalist, but his aims are far from minimal. “Even tho...
In the 2002 film about Agnes Martin, produced by Mary Lance when the artist was 90, Martin looks mischievously at the camera and delivers this classic...
Patricia Michaels moves through the world like silk through light: with a gentle grace that belies a structural integrity stronger than steel. She is ...
Donna Howell-Sickles is known throughout the Western world for her vibrant, joyful paintings of cowgirls. Bursting with color and life, they are also ...