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Home on the Range

Steeped in history and culture, Exhibit C Native Gallery & Gifts continues to examine the narrative between artist and land. More specifically, 20 Native American artists have been asked by the gallery to “create their own rendition of what the buffalo means to their Native tribe.”

Bold Views

Artists Nocona Burgess and Greyshoes (Upton S. Ethelbah Jr.) have been friends for more than two decades, but have never exhibited in a two-man show before.

Heath Ceramics

Salt of the Earth

Kelly Beeman

A Fantastical Life

Yu Maeda

The Balance of East and West

The Art of Interrogation

Hacking the City with Bill Posters

Marco Mazzoni

An Evolving Process in Italy

Down By the River

Martin Machado’s Unique Journey Through California

Kristine Potter

The Landscape Echoes

Jose Parla

The Very Fine Art of Sampling

Calida Rawles

Wade in the Water

1010

Physics, Psychology and Desire

Botticelli's Quarantine

This is the saddest picture I have ever seen.

NATAN COOPER

FREEDOM FROM THE PENDULUM OF SENSES

Special Interview with IDA SALAMON

"Belgrade – Walking, Seeing & Enjoying."

SPARTAK DULICH

ENDLESS SYSTEMS OF FORMS

JESSICA RIMONDI MOMENTS

Images of everyday life

Josef Florian Krichbaum

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A Unique Viennese Collection of Art

An exclusive interview with David Ungar-Klein

An Exclusive Interview With Max Lehman

Max Lehman has a long history of creating unique works of art. I visited Max and saw many of his works in person at the ART Santa Fe 2019 show. His pieces are moving, and the colors and forms pull you in from the start. I'm happy to bring you this interview and introduce his works to a broader audience.

An Exclusive Interview with Bianca Severjins

"In my hands and between my fingers, paper feels like a superpower medium that enables me to convey my artistic vision with a mixture of seriousness with whimsy, abstract with concrete, the personal with the universal." - Bianca Severijns

Stickley, HARLEY-DAVIDSON, and The Road Taken

LONG-TIME READERS MIGHT remember an article about my family’s house in the Adirondacks in American Bungalow No. 58.

NATURAL WORLD, DIGITAL LENS: AT HOME WITH WILDFLOWER GRAPHICS

FROM A SMALL STUDIO in Greenwich, New York, Wildflower Graphics creates stunning botanical illustrations with little more than a pencil and a computer.

PERIOD PIECES

The Hanifan residence not only exemplifies how to expand a modest Craftsman, but is a treasure-trove of vintage and salvaged finds.

LOSE YOUR HEART

JANIS HALL LOVES OLD HOUSES.

AND A FEELING RUNS THROUGH IT

Old houses and old people, their histories and their mysteries, are inscribed deep inside their old bones.

Other Life

Eric Wert’s first solo exhibition at Gallery Henoch in New York City shows his evolution as a contemporary still life artist.

Unavoidable Fate

In Paul Pitsker’s new watercolor show at George Billis Gallery in Los Angeles, the painter is thrilled in the concept that paintings are empathy detectors that are turned toward viewers.

The Creator & The Muse

Didi Menendez, the muse of PoetsArtists, asked members of the group to create portraits of other members for an upcoming exhibition.

WILD & FREE

Many will disagree with Izaak Walton’s statement, “As no man is born an artist, so no man is born an angler.”