The Gilcrease Rendezvous hosts two Coloradans: landscapist Clyde Aspevig and sculptor Steve Kestrel.

A Santa Clara potter is helping bring Indian art into a new era

New Jersey artist Michael De Brito

Twenty years after his death, Lougheed lives on in a newly available collection of works

JAMES BAMA By Gussie Fauntleroy James Bama had never lived outside the city when he and his wife moved from Manhattan to a cabin in Wyoming in 1968. But the qualities that made Bama one of the country’s leading illustrators—highly detailed realism and compelling impact—have served him equally well in his long and much-admired...

By Bonnie Gangelhoff ART EDUCATION: Bachelor of fine arts from the Academy of Art University, San Francisco. STYLE: Realism. I love to paint everything—still life, landscape, cityscape. Now, though, I am mostly focused on cityscapes. MOST INTERESTING THING ABOUT THE WAY YOU WORK: I start very abstract and slowly define the focal point. I...

By Bonnie Gangelhoff Painter Jill Barton makes her home in the heart of Utah, but her imagery is often inspired by far-flung cultures and religions. The spiritual practice of Buddhism holds a special allure. “I’m not a practicing Buddhist, but I’ve studied it, and I believe in the power of now and of being...

Nicholas Wilton juxtaposes the natural and manmade worlds in paintings full of pattern and depth.

Gary Ernest Smith’s recent series focuses on the peace, serenity, and vastness of the earth