July 2026

Collector’s Focus: Western Sculpture

The July issue features the return of our Western Sculpture special section. Sculpture, especially bronze artwork, represents a vast segment of the Western art market and the July issue will highlight this exciting medium. Subjects depicted are wide and varied, ranging from wildlife to cowboys and bucking broncos to Native American figures and items symbolizing their culture. We plan to highlight sculptors who transform raw materials such as clay, marble, stone, wood, steel, glass and more into everlasting works of art. Join us as we showcase leading artists, galleries and museums across the country devoted to Western Sculpture.
Artwork by Tim Shinabarger / Coeur d’Alene Galleries

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State of the Art: Wyoming

One of the grandest destinations in the West, Wyoming is also an art collector’s paradise. Celebrate the abundance of Western-themed attractions and thriving arts communities that make the state a must-see destination for Western art lovers. Many are drawn to the state due to its top-notch galleries, diverse artists, significant museums and prestigious art shows. The July issue of Western Art Collector marks the 14th annual State of the Art: Wyoming feature where we will provide readers with a detailed guide to all that this region has to offer from destinations such as Cheyenne, Cody, Buffalo, Dayton, Jackson, Lander, Rock Springs, Sheridan and more.
Artwork by Tom Browning / Wilcox Gallery

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Additional Distribution

• Coeur d’Alene Art Auction, Reno, NV
• Cheyenne Frontier Days, Cheyenne, WY
• Hold Your Horses at the Phippen Museum, Prescott, AZ (Media Sponsor)
• Art in the West, High Desert Museum, Bend, OR (Media Sponsor)