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When Western Art Collector was launched in 2007, astute 
galleries, collectors, museums and dealers were quick to realize 
how it was completely different from other magazines that 
focus on Western art. Instead of publishing profiles of artists and images of paintings that were sold long ago, Western Art Collector’s monthly format is based on previewing the best new art to be hung in upcoming shows across the country. This means readers are the first to know about what’s available from the finest artists working within the Western genre today, giving them a distinct advantage over other collectors. Magnificent, large-scale images of new works in each issue allow collectors a chance to judge the quality of art on the pages of the magazine before the shows even open. The result is that Western Art Collector magazine and its website have quickly become the resources that top collectors and galleries turn to every month to find exceptional new art available for sale. Featuring the Art Active Collectors Want
Western Art Collector focuses on showing the new work of hundreds of the most talented living artists painting and sculpting in the Western tradition today. Each issue is full of insight and information specially designed to assist collectors in making intelligent and sound choices about the art they want to aquire. Comprehensive Coverage
No other magazine locates the best Western galleries in business today, from California to Montana, New Mexico, Texas, Wyoming, Arizona and everywhere in-between. Evidence of this truly comprehensive coverage is visible in each issue and gives active collectors the opportunity to see—and buy—new art from all over the United States. Every month collectors can preview the latest Western art that galleries and museums are about to exhibit. Open Your Business Doors Coast to Coast
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Savvy collectors who read the magazine are constantly on the hunt for new artists and the galleries that represent them. Western Art Collector offers a choice of fine art like no other publication and brings together both emerging and established artists, galleries, museums and collectors like no other magazine ever has. Western Art Collector is truly the magazine to be seen in. Be Seen Worldwide
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Maya Gallery presents a unique gallery experience on October 9th in Santa Fe. Escape to the wild west in a different kin...
10/05/2026

Maya Gallery presents a unique gallery experience on October 9th in Santa Fe. Escape to the wild west in a different kind of gallery show. Paintings come alive with recorded character performances that tell a story of courage and redemption. Artwork by Carl Bork.

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In our Museum Guide to Exhibitions in our October issue we are excited to share the happenings coming to the A.R. Mitche...
10/05/2026

In our Museum Guide to Exhibitions in our October issue we are excited to share the happenings coming to the A.R. Mitchell Museum of Western Art . One show is right around the corner and we are a proud sponsor of that show - Resonance which is showing now through the end of December. Exhibitions feature Mitchell’s legendary contemporaries, including Harvey Dunn and Harold Von Schmidt, as well as contemporary Western creators such as Cody Kuehl, Thomas Blackshear, C**t Idol and Peggy Judy.

Upcoming Exhibitions:
Resonance 5
October 2026

Legacy of Illustration
May 2027

Unbridled II
August 2027

Shown: A.R. Mitchell Museum of Western Art, Bustin, oil on canvas, by Arthur Roy Mitchell (1889-1977).

For Glenn Dean’s most recent trip to Navajo Nation, Canyon de Chelly, Monument Valley and other iconic locations in Nort...
10/05/2026

For Glenn Dean’s most recent trip to Navajo Nation, Canyon de Chelly, Monument Valley and other iconic locations in Northern Arizona and Southern Utah; the artist was drawn to the word “passages.” The word held a dual meaning. “I was thinking about the figures and the landscapes, and how the figures are physically traveling through locations and how they are connected to the land in this very specific way,” he says. “But I was also thinking of my own journey—my own passage—and all the different things I have gone through. The word spoke to the spiritual passages we make as we cross through these landscapes. The word encompassed a lot for me.”

See his new work Maxwell Alexander Gallery in the show Passages beginning October 10.

Silence and Solitude, oil, 36 x 48 in.

Arts Tehachapi opens on November 13 for VIP guests and to the public on November 14. This piece by Annette Hammer will b...
10/04/2026

Arts Tehachapi opens on November 13 for VIP guests and to the public on November 14. This piece by Annette Hammer will be available in the show and as you can see it is remarkably done. "Wilderness Cathedral" is a 24 x 24 inch oil painting.

Come visit, connect and collect this year and experience the show that is a unique destination for both artists and collectors. Get tickets online now at artstehachapi.com

Opening tomorrow - October 5th at Acosta Strong Fine Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is a new show for Southwestern painter...
10/04/2026

Opening tomorrow - October 5th at Acosta Strong Fine Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is a new show for Southwestern painter Gregory Frank Harris, who has been painting professionally for 49 years. The show, A Passion for Painting Since 1977, celebrates a career that has spanned nearly five decades.

Towhee and Terracotta, oil on linen, 16 x 24 in. Available Acosta Strong Fine Art

The new work for Maura Allen’s solo show, hosted Altamira Fine Art , explores the relationship between people, animals a...
10/04/2026

The new work for Maura Allen’s solo show, hosted Altamira Fine Art , explores the relationship between people, animals and the land, and the “sense of belonging that can exist within a place we call home,” she says. Allen’s inspiration stems from her home in Abiquiú, New Mexico, a place she fell in love with 20 years ago while visiting. However, it’s the people, pace of life and palette that keep her there. See the work through October 13, 2026.

Homeward I, acrylic on panel, 24 x 24 in.

In her upcoming show, The Edge of Darkness at Medicine Man Gallery in Tucson, Arizona, artist Erika Victor explores the ...
10/02/2026

In her upcoming show, The Edge of Darkness at Medicine Man Gallery in Tucson, Arizona, artist Erika Victor explores the wild and desolate places in the Southwest that look like another world. There is a sense of adventure present in Victor’s work, one that is both grounded in her experiences in the landscape and one that takes place on the canvas. Her surrealist style draws inspiration primarily from the work of old science-fiction illustrations, rather than the surrealist movement. Catch the work from October 16 through November 7 Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery

Where the Sun Bakes the Rocks, oil on canvas, 18 x 36 in.
Available at the show.

The A.R. Mitchell Museum hosts the fifth edition of its popular showcase, inviting artists to recreate Mitchell’s iconic...
10/02/2026

The A.R. Mitchell Museum hosts the fifth edition of its popular showcase, inviting artists to recreate Mitchell’s iconic vision of the West. This is such a cool show and concept you have to see the works.

Examples to expect at this year’s exhibition include Zachary Glenn Tutor’s oil painting Mothers, which is a recreation of Mitchell’s photograph of two Native American women. “Central to Tutor’s mature body of work is a sustained focus on the Indigenous and hardworking women of the American West, whose presence has often been marginalized within traditional Western iconography,” reads Tutor’s artist statement.

The exhibition opens with a reception at the A.R. Mitchell Museum of Western Art in Trinidad, Colorado, today from 5 to 8 p.m.

Zachary Glenn Tutor, Mothers, oil on canvas, 24 x 30 in.

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