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Colorado Beauty

The Eagle Valley Land Trust, located in Eagle County, Colorado, is dedicated to preserving 2,000 acres of land every year.

Artistic EVOLUTION

Daniel Bilmes’ first New York solo exhibition opens September 18 at Arcadia Contemporary with new work that shows his growth and development.

Human Potential

Beginning September 10, Erin Currier of Santa Fe, New Mexico, will be showcasing a large collection of new works at Blue Rain Gallery. This includes about 12 collage paintings on panel, as well as over 20 framed, mixed media pen, marker and china marker works on archival paper.

Inside Their Worlds

Lawes was the Grand Prize award winner in International Artist magazine’s Challenge No. 123, Wildlife.

RESHAPING REALISM

Principle Gallery presents the exhibition Disrupted Realism, curated by John Seed, featuring work by artists who are challenging and changing traditional realism.

The Clearing

Three years ago, Kai Samuels-Davis began preparing for his upcoming solo exhibition at Dolby Chadwick Gallery. It wasn’t until a year ago that the series of paintings began to take shape.

The Edge of a Story

One a master of jubilant color, the other of dramatic lights and darks, the works of artists Colin Page and Kim English build each other up, telling stories through brushstrokes.

Kayla Mahaffey

Chicago Hope

Julie Curtiss

In Her Wildest Dreams

Sebas Velasco

Surf, Sharing and Sound

Migrate Art

Simon Butler on Foundational Change

Lily Wong

The Lightseeker

Shaina McCoy

It’s a Family Affair

Ákos Ezer

And The Homo Inflexus

Margaret Kilgallen – That's Where the Beauty Is

Margaret Kilgallen’s Legacy Is Essential

The Svane Family Foundation

The Ark Sets Sail at SFAI

César Piette – Hyper Plastic Realism

I guess an important element in my work is the craft. I do want to make something with my hands even if it’s modeling with software.

London – The Crossroads

A London in Transition

Beautiful Variations

Robin Hextrum grew up in Stinson Beach, a small town across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco. Stinson Beach separates the biodiversity of Bolinas Lagoon from the Pacific Ocean. Living in such a beautiful and fragile ecosystem, she has been aware of environmental issues from an early age.

In Harmony

It’s tempting to call paintings by Ron Hicks “enigmatic.” The word comes from the Greek ainissesthai, which means “to speak in riddles.” That doesn’t work. Nor does “mysterious.”

International Perspectives

Compositions from across the globe feature major design principles that captivate viewers and communicate inspirations.

Portraits of Promised Lands

The first portraiture retrospective for Hung Liu opens August 27 at National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C.

Empowering Figures

Ayana Ross, winner of the second Bennett Prize, explores the themes of race and identity in her paintings.

Homecoming in the Hamptons

Market Art + Design hosts its 11th annual fair at the Bridgehampton Museum in New York.

Living Pictures

Art comes to life during the Festival of Arts of Laguna Beach’s annual Pageant of the Masters.

Weekend in the Park

The 43rd annual Long’s Park Art Festival will include paintings, sculptures and more by over 200 juried artists.

A Changing City

Greg Gandy received his master’s degree at Academy of Art University in San Francisco in 2007, the same year he had his first exhibition at the city’s STUDIO Gallery. His most recent paintings will be shown at the gallery from August 26 through September 13.

A Return to Colorado

Thirty leading art dealers will participate in a pop-up edition of Intersect Aspen.

ROBERT OSONITSCH: The Illustrator's Photographer

A few of the major illustrators during the time of Steve Holland’s reign as king of the paperback covers shot their own reference photos.

THE ART OF ZOË MOZERT

Zoë Mozert was born Alice Adelaide Moser in Colorado Springs, Colorado, on April 27, 1907. Her father was Fred William Moser, a mechanical engineer of German ancestry, and her mother was Jessie Mable Hatfield of Ohio.