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Cartersville, GA

Booth Western Art Museum honors John and Terri Kelly Moyers with the Artist of Excellence Award at their annual gala and auction fundraiser.

Cartersville, GA

The Booth Western Art Museum partners with Hindman Auctions for a virtual auction event.

D. Wigmore Fine Art present an exhibition devoted to mural studies and painting from the WPA period

By John O'Hern

Artists for Conservation hosts its annual festival during a milestone 25th anniversary.

The Petrie Institute’s annual symposium explores the commonalities of an unlikely pairing.

Collector's Focus Women of the West

Jill Carver presents a major new body of work at Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery.

Contemporary Western Landscapes

The Plainsmen Gallery holds its annual Wildlife & Western Visions show this April 2 to 30

Nancy Dunlop Cawdrey celebrates Glacier National Park in a new exhibition at the C.M. Russell Museum.

Thirteen top Western artists showcase their works during an upcoming show at Legacy Gallery.

Nine artists will present new work at Legacy Gallery’s Forever West show in Santa Fe.

Legacy Gallery’s Forever West show features ten outstanding artists.

Five artists unveil new work at Legacy Gallery’s new Santa Fe location.

The Booth Museum presents a one-of-a-kind metal works exhibition involving three noteworthy artists.

The Sierra Nevada Invitational Art Show and Sale returns to Carson Valley after the successful 2021 inaugural event.

Annual sculpture show

Annual figural and still life show

Collector's Focus: Western Sculpture

Teepee Smoke: A New Look into the Life and Works of Joseph Henry Sharp contains newly discovered paintings and photographs from old private collections and museum basements.

Teepee Smoke: A New Look into the Life and Works of Joseph Henry Sharp Part 3: This installment of Forrest Fenn's updated book on the life and works of Joseph Henry Sharp describes how he painted the masterpiece that changed his life.

Teepee Smoke: A New Look into the Life and Works of Joseph Henry Sharp Part 4: After travels through Europe to further master his craft, Joseph Henry Sharp again felt the pull to New Mexico.

Teepee Smoke: A New Look into the Life and Works of Joseph Henry Sharp Part 5: The Indians of the Northern Plains compelled Joseph Henry Sharp to move to Crow Agency, Montana in 1905, but by 1908 Sharp was ready to settle in Taos and it was there Taos Society of Artists was founded.

Teepee Smoke: A New Look into the Life and Works of Joseph Henry Sharp Part 6: Joseph Henry Sharp continued to paint and document the vanishing culture of the American Indian and Old West until he too found his place in history.

An Ed Mell retrospective in his home state shows how the artist is inspired by contemporary design as much as Western tradition.

Five Texas artists

New works showcase Mother Nature

New exhibit explores Yellowstone documented in photographs by Tom Murphy.

Ed Mell presents new works at Medicine Man Gallery in Tucson, Arizona.

Throughout history, frames have been carved, gilded, ornate and have an impact on the presentation of paintings. Contributing Editor John O'Hern looks at framing the West. By John O’Hern

Patterns in paint

Visual vocabulary

Desert reflection

Absorbing the scene

Southwest abstract

New vision on the Old West

Santa Fe, NM