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Jan 06, 2026
Gathering Light: Rick Stevens on Landscape, Motion and Stillness
Rick Stevens is a Santa Fe–based contemporary landscape artist whose work balances expressive spontaneity with a deep reverence for the natural world. Drawing inspiration from the rhythms, forms, and energy of the outdoors, Stevens translates these experiences into rich, evocative paintings that juxtapose color, texture, and pattern in unexpected ways. His landscapes — from misty […]
Jan 06, 2026
In Search of Warmth: Sean Wallis and Winter Light
For Sean Wallis, light is both a visual language and an emotional anchor. An impressionist deeply attuned to atmosphere and movement, Wallis approaches each painting by first listening to what the light is saying within a scene — how warmth and coolness interact, how sunlight can momentarily soften winter’s grip and how those fleeting conditions shape […]
Jan 06, 2026
State of Mind: Peter Campbell on Painting Light and Winter
Interview with Peter Campbell and Ann Korologos Gallery For painter Peter Campbell, light is never merely observed — it is felt. Known for landscapes that balance quiet realism with deep emotional presence, Campbell approaches painting as an act of sustained attention rather than intention. Winter, with its slower pace and contemplative atmosphere, becomes a natural extension […]
Jan 06, 2026
Dan Young: The Season It Is Now
Painting Changing Seasons, Light and Winter Few Colorado artists capture the shifting moods of the natural world with as much insight and immediacy as Dan Young. Young’s impressionist landscapes reflect decades of painting in the ever-changing light of the Rocky Mountain West. Raised in the Roaring Fork Valley exploring the rivers and high country of western […]
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Jan 03, 2026
Alexandra Eldridge: Inspiration and alchemy
Alexandra Eldridge is a mixed-media artist based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Born of artist parents, expressive creation and an imaginative world was a path and reality recognized at an early age. She co-founded an establishment for the arts, Golgonooza, based upon the philosophies of William Blake. An artist of the imagination, Eldridge begins with […]
Dec 30, 2025
Joel Ostlind: "When 'Less is More' Goes Big" in Western Art & Architecture
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 […]
Dec 30, 2025
"Linda Lillegraven: Timeless Beauty" by Rose Frederick in Western Art & Architecture
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 […]
Dec 30, 2025
Artist Spotlight: Michael Kessler featured in Western Art & Architecture "Illuminations"
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 […]
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