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The Eddie Basha collection is one of the largest, privately owned collections of contemporary Western American and American Indian art -
“It’s another day in paradise,” says sculptor and gallery owner Ken Rowe, savoring his view of Sedona, Arizona’s, snowcapped mountains. -
New Mexico artist Roseta Santiago is a storyteller. She has a seemingly infinite intellectual storehouse of anecdotes and people swirling -
Echo Ukrainetz starts each new batik piece with a black and white vintage photo, usually a portrait of a person -
In the action, beauty, frailty, or majesty, Jim Bortz infuses into his oil paintings a quality that results in sunlight -
“When I was 14 or 15, my school offered an on-location drawing class in the summer,” says Arizona-based artist Steve -
Joel R. Johnson candidly admits that painting with watercolors is a constant challenge. “Transparent watercolor is so different from all -
Most people probably know Arturo Chávez as an award-winning painter who masterfully captures the colors and shapes of Western landscapes. -
“My passion lies in documenting the beauty of my subject matter, which is primarily threatened and endangered species of wildlife -
It all started in September 2021, when Western artist Sonya Terpening was honored as a distinguished alumni at an Oklahoma -
“I have to paint my vision.” So says Frank Ordaz, whose visions range from portraits and landscapes to cowboys and -
“The most consistent source of my inspiration will always be nature.” So says Aaron Blaise, who spent most of his
