Archive of: Art, Galleries

Artist Spotlight: Tara Roberts

New Mexico sculptor Tara Roberts' talks about her lifelong affinity for clay and composition in her approach to pottery

by Leanne Haase Goebel

Artist Spotlight: Jami Tobey

Structure and pattern give Jami Tobey a fresh approach to color and line in her thoughtful reflections on landscape painting

by Leanne Haase Goebel

Contemporary Western works at Altamira Fine Art

Located in Jackson, Wyoming, the must-see gallery is housed in a space designed by architect Larry Berlin.

See works by 150 top Native American artists at Cherokee Art Market

The Art Tour of Tulsa will be offered in conjunction with the market, enabling attendees to visit the extensive Native art collections at the Gilcrease and Philbrook museums free of charge by complimentary shuttle.

by LaToya S. Watkins

Painter Bruce Greene at Trailside Galleries

Based in the Hill Country, Greene's primary interest as a painter is portraying the contemporary working cowboy.

by LaToya S. Watkins

Glass Illusions Studio's shaman sculptures

Mark and Pattie Johnson have combined their skills in glass and steel to create striking shaman pieces reminiscent of ancient Southwestern petroglyphs.

Western art, furniture, and accessories at Cross Bar Gallery

You'll also find a variety of horn accessories at the unassuming storefront, located in the historic Oklahoma City stockyards.

by Latoya S. Watkins

C.M. Russell Museum's bison exhibit: another great reason to get to Great Falls, Montana

It features more than 1,000 objects — artifacts such as clothing, regalia, tools, and weapons, as well as works of art and a wide variety of objects crafted from bison — that reveal the crucial history and cultural role of the bison in the American West.

by Kay Grant

Cowboys and Indians show at Goldenstein Gallery

October marks the grand opening of the gallery's fifth annual show, a month-long event celebrating the preservation of Native American and Western cultures in contemporary art.

by Holly Henderson

Artist spotlight: painter and sculptor Barbara Meikle

Although she used to paint outside in plein air, she now finds that her best work happens in the studio, where she is able to re-create the experience of a place or an animal while she paints or sculpts.

by Leanne Haase Goebel