-
Wildlife artist Mark McKenna woke up before dawn one day with his mind racing. An idea for a card game -
Art comes in many different forms. While at Art of the West we primarily focus on visual fine arts, the -
Something I’ve heard over and over again since I started working at Art of the West is how supportive the -
During his 40-plus years as a photographer, David Yarrow has been held at gunpoint, chased by a hippopotamus, and suffered -
“I’m 88 years old. I still love to paint, so I’m in the studio every day,” says Chuck Sabatino, whose -
On some level, Linda Lillegraven has been drawn to the wide-open spaces of the Western landscape for most of her -
Alfredo Rodriguez is a master painter who delights in capturing the faces of Native Americans, pioneers, cowboys, miners, and children -
Carol Lundeen’s love affair with animals of the West began in the 1970s. During a family trip to the Black -
Rick Kennington grew up in environments much like those he paints: seemingly endless spaces, mountain backdrops, blue skies, and the -
Magic can occur anywhere. Take, for instance, a busy street in San Antonio, Texas, with five lanes of traffic rushing -
Michael Blessing is working on a big project that he expects to complete next year. When it’s done, his evolution -
What happens when you pair aesthetics with mathematics? In the case of Texas artists Marilyn Endres and Eucled Moore, the
