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Lorenzo Chavez loved faces. He loved looking at them; he loved painting them. When he started to paint outside with -
“I don’t know that I could be in a better place.” Although Gregory Beecham is referring to his home in -
Whether he is depicting a Native American hunting party, a stagecoach arriving in a frontier town, or a cowpuncher riding -
Albin Veselka wants to talk about art. First, though, he wants to say a few words about the meaning of -
Though France has produced many famous artists, one typically does not think of a French native devoting a distinguished artistic -
Loveland, Colorado, for all intents and purposes, is a sculptor’s mecca. The number of expert casting foundries is legion. Well, -
There is nothing Morgan Weistling enjoys more—or works as hard at—as telling a story. It is exciting and challenging, as -
“There was validation and hope.” That’s how Jill Carver describes the impact of her first solo exhibition 14 years ago -
A few years ago, Jason Rich was invited to visit some of the people who had started collecting his work -
As an award-winning member of Oil Painters of America, Oklahoma native Derek Penix strongly believes an artist’s ability to paint -
A burst of color in a painting, particularly when placed against a moody background, is a delightful surprise. It is -
Dan Mieduch says his man cave (aka the studio) “just has kitchen cabinets, a tile floor, and ceiling fan, and
