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Printmaker Joel Ostlind’s work revitalizes a historic landmark in his hometown of Sheridan, Wyoming Written by Todd Wilkinson in the December/January 2026 edition of Western Art & Architecture Wyoming native Joel Ostlind is a self-taught artist who spent much of his life herding cattle on horses throughout the American West. He holds degrees in Soil Science and […]

Linda Lillegraven lives in Laramie, Wyoming, and earned a BA in Art and BS in Zoology from San Diego State University. The great open landscapes of the West, with their changing light and seasons, offer the artist a lifetime of inspiration. Her oil paintings depict the transitions of color and tone of the plains, so subtle as […]

Sana Fe based mixed media artist Michael Kessler creates abstract, often large-scale layered panels that depict effects of time exacted upon the landscape. The artist explores questions of how and why nature looks the way it does. Sensitized to the natural processes responsible for the appearance of nature, such as erosion from water, scars upon Aspen […]

Reception photos from August events taken by Bob Rugile.

The clouds and earthly forms featured in Cap Pannell’s paintings brim with glorious color and light. Southwest Art Magazine | Norman Kolpas | April/ May 2023 Issue This story was featured in the April/ May 2023 issue of Southwest Art magazine. View select articles from the Southwest Art April/ May 2023 Issue on their website – then subscribe […]

Enjoy this profile on Leon Loughridge and his woodblock paintings from Printmaking Today Magazine’s Spring 2023 Issue. Claire Cuccio observes the unique, painterly mokuhanga technique developed by Leon Loughridge to convey his emotional response to landscape. Leon Loughridge & his landscapes I have always put faith in observing artists at work to comprehend what is […]

“Mr. President, in these times of challenge and turmoil from abroad, we often either forget or are unaware of the constructive efforts which are underway to promote better understanding among all people. Not guns nor butter, but original works of art are now being used in a combined Government-private interest effort to portray our proud […]

Using the Japanese moku hanga technique, Leon Loughridge creates rich woodblock prints of the American Southwest. Read his personal account of how and why he uses these techniques to create his woodblock prints, featured in the April/May 2023 Edition of the International Artist Magazine. Masters of the Shin-hanga movement Japanese woodblocks, particularly the work of […]