Featured Artists

By Gussie Fauntleroy There was a time, early in their marriage, when Barry McCuan might look over Lynne Windsor’s shoulder as she stood at her easel and say something like, “You know, there’s just one thing … ” about the painting on which she was working. For maintaining harmony in the relationship, it was not [...]

By Rosemary Carstens Father and son sculptors Mark and Eli Hopkins were born in the deep South, and both, as Mark says, “have a deeply rooted sense of American heritage” that is frequently reflected in their art. While each artist works with wildlife and figurative subjects, Mark’s sculptures tend toward the classical, with what he [...]

By Gussie Fauntleroy Aleksander and Lyuba Titovets were recently both commissioned to create paintings capturing the instant of uncertainty and fear before an act of great courage—David confronting Goliath or Peter stepping out of the boat to walk on water to Jesus. It’s a theme that hits home with the Titovetses, who met as young [...]

By Bonnie Gangelhoff When Jacqueline Kamin was growing up in Washington, DC, her parents often took her to exhibitions at the National Gallery of Art. “By the time I was 16, I had seen amazing paintings by John Singer Sargent,” she recalls. Jacqueline went on to study painting at the nearby Corcoran College of Art [...]

By Rosemary Carstens What happens when one family includes both a landscape artist and an urbanscape painter? You get talent in two genres and some lively dinner-table conversations. Utah painters Kirk Randle and his son James share a deep belief in the importance of hard work and have applied that ethic with gusto to achieve [...]