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While the United States has been blessed with a multitude of native-born painters, its art heritage has also been greatly -
“I always thought when you went blind, it was black. It wasn’t,” says watercolor artist Marlin Rotach, who noticed changes -
Mehl Lawson’s lack of the financial resources necessary to purchase a sculpture proved to be a blessing not only to -
It was a long Sunday afternoon for Todd Connor early this summer as he was filling packing boxes for a -
Tyler Crow was a high school senior when the trajectory of his life was forever changed. His plan following his -
It’s a Monday morning in late May, and Linda Mutti is feeling lucky. “I am gonna paint today,” she announces -
If you ask Phil Epp how he developed the style that has come to define his sky-filled Southwestern landscapes, he’ll -
In 2004, after 30 years in the car business, John Marzolf sold his three dealerships and retired. Two years later, -
If you are considering taking up painting, Dallas-based oil painter Susan Temple Neumann has three words for you, delivered in -
Arizona oil painter Chauncey Homer entered the arena as a professional artist less than two decades ago, but his work -
“I paint, and I ride my bike,” says watercolorist Robert McFarland. “That’s pretty much my life.” Those two pursuits might -
For four and a half years, Bonnie Conrad had to take a break from painting. She was recovering from an
