Dan Schultz Featured in Southwest Art Magazine July 2020 Issue

California Artist Dan Schultz paints the world around him as a form of personal expression and as an homage to the land that provides him with the infinite displays of …

Joe Paquet Featured in Southwest Art Magazine, February 2020 Issue

OUTFITTED WITH white cotton gloves and a magnifying glass, Joe Paquet sat at a long wooden table in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Study Room for Drawings and Prints. He …

Nikita Budkov Recognized as 21 Under 31 by Southwest Art Magazine, September 2019

It’s time one again to celebrate the next generation of artists! In the following pages you’ll meet 21 artists under the age of 31 who are worth watching. Some are …

Bill Anton Featured in Southwest Art Magazine March/April Issue 2019

WHEN BILL ANTON last had a one-man show, he was juggling the demands of his rising status as a western fine artist and his role as the father of two …

Mian Situ in Southwest Art Magazine March/April 2019

“YOU CAN’T HELP but get excited if you want to know what’s going on today in traditional fine-art painting and sculpture,” says Elaine Adams, the California Art Club’s executive director, …

Michael Obermeyer in Southwest Art Magazine March/April 2019

“YOU CAN’T HELP but get excited if you want to know what’s going on today in traditional fine-art painting and sculpture,” says Elaine Adams, the California Art Club’s executive director, …

Casey Child Featured in Southwest Art Magazine, December 2018

Viewers often wonder where artists find their models. For Utah-based painter Casey Childs, the answer is, everywhere—even at his favorite local café. One day not long ago, Childs was having …

Mian Situ on the Cover of Southwest Art Magazine, June 2018

Gold Medal Exhibition, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles by Kim Agricola THE CALIFORNIA Art Club, one of the oldest and largest fine-art orga­nizations in the country, presents its 107th …

Ramon Hurtado in Southwest Art, September 2017

Michael Obermeyer Featured in Southwest Art Magazine April 2018

EARLY IN THE 20th century, distinguished landscape painters began pouring into Laguna Beach, CA, to capture its seven-mile coastline, turquoise-blue water, and pounding surf.