Balancing Two Worlds
Articles & Interviews
Nathan Solano | Way Out West
Jan 1st, 70 / 0 Comments
Colorado artist Nathan Solano finds inspiration in all things western
Success Stories | John Coleman
Jan 1st, 70 / 0 Comments
By Bonnie Gangelhoff In July 1998, when John Coleman first appeared in Southwest Art, the then 49-year-old sculptor had been a professional artist for only four years. Trained as an illustrator, the Southern California native supported his growing family as a real estate developer in Arizona, a career he stuck at, he says, “until two [...]
Wilson Hurley | A Monumental Challenge
Jan 1st, 70 / 0 Comments
Wilson Hurley’s large-scale murals at the National Cowboy Hall of Fame are being reproduced on canvas
The Art of Healing
Jan 1st, 70 / 0 Comments
Women artists donate works of art to Scottsdale’s new Mayo Center for Women’s Health
Ed Trumble | Collector Extraordinaire
Jan 1st, 70 / 0 Comments
A new book spotlights Ed Trumble, founder of the Leanin’ Tree greeting-card company and owner of a stellar western art collection on permanent view in Boulder, CO
SWAIA Fellowship Recipients | Rodriguez, Begay, Goseyun, Nez, Tahbo, Lovato
Jan 1st, 70 / 0 Comments
Each year, the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts honors a select group of artists with fellowships based on artistic excellence and a written application in which the artists discuss their work and goals. Honorees receive a cash award and a booth at Indian Market. Generous contributions enabled SWAIA to offer six fellowships this year. D. [...]
Margaretta Gilboy | Soul Work
Jan 1st, 70 / 0 Comments
Margaretta Gilboy expresses her relationship to the world in watercolor still lifes obsessed with pattern, form, and color
