American Art Collective

Western Art Collector Michael Clawson chats with us abot the October issue of the magazine. He delves into the legacy of photographer Edward S. Curtis, friends of the podcast Brian Cote and Marg Maggori, artists Brett Allan Johnson and more!    

Western Art - One of the top landscape painters in the country, Josh Elliott joins us during his showing at the Prix de West exhibition at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City. Josh is known for his diverse array of subjects, including mountains, forests, snow scenes and sun-baked desert scenes. This episode is sponsored by Western Art Collector magazine.

Native American Art - We're on the streets of Santa Fe, New Mexico, during the 99th annual Santa Fe Indian Market. Joining us on the podcast are artists Bryan Waytula, Summer Peters and Dolores Purdy. Listen in as we drop by their booths to discuss the work they're showing in Santa Fe, their careers and what they're working on. This episode is sponsored by Native American Art magazine, which is th...

Historical Fine Art - Join us for a one-on-one conversation with  Lisa  Koenigsberg, president of Initiatives in Art and Culture. She discusses her lifelong passion for fine art and how her career has informed the dynamic conferences she hosts today.

Native American Art - We're on the streets of Santa Fe, New Mexico, during the 99th annual Santa Fe Indian Market. Joining us on the podcast are painters Marla Allison and Del Curfman, along with weaver Tyra Shackleford. Listen in as we drop by their booths to discuss the work they're showing in Santa Fe, their careers and what they're working on. This episode is sponsored by Native American Art m...

Western Art - One of the great Western painters working today, George Hallmark, joins us for today's show. George lives and paints in Texas Hill Country, but he also ventures down to Mexico to paint small villages and their residents. We explore George's interests and his long career in this fascinating interview with the beloved Western artist. This episode is sponsored by Western Art Collector m...

American Art Collector executive editor Rochelle Belsito takes us through the September issue of the magazine. She talks with us about reshaping realism, the Art on Paper event, NOAPS' Best of America National Juried Exhibition and more!

Western Art Collector executive editor Michael Clawson talks with us about the September issue of the magazine. He delves into the history and lore of John Clymer, the importance of Artists for Conservation, Jackson Hole and the Quest for the West!

Contemporary Realism - Painter Frank Gonzales joins us in the studio to discuss his art background, inspirations and what he has planned for the coming year.

Western Art - Master painter and sculptor John Coleman joins us on the podcast to discuss his fascinating path to becoming an artist, his philosophy on art and the mythology of the West. John originally started his art career as a sculptor, but has been painting for the last 6 years. He made history in Western art when he had huge solo shows in 2016 and 2020 that showed the depth of his talent and...

Native American Art - Joining us on the podcast today is Native American jeweler Jesse Robbins, who is one of the top up-and-coming jewelry makers rising through the ranks in this exciting category of art. Jesse will be at Santa Fe Indian Market later this month, where he will be showing his work with some of the best jewelers in the country. This episode is sponsored by Native American Art magazi...

Native American Art - Dr. Gregory Schaaf stops by the American Art Collective to talk about the much-anticipated Free Indian Market Show in Santa Fe going on August 21st through August 22nd. We talk about must-see artists, entertainment, collecting tips and everything this year's show has to offer! 

Native American Art - Artist Randy L. Barton drops by the studio to talk about his artwork, which includes paintings, fashion, music, performance and so much more. He also talks about the exciting cutting-edge artwork coming from Native American artists. This episode is sponsored by Native American Art magazine.

Western Art - Western sculptor Curt Mattson rides into the podcast today. Curt, who is keeping authentic cowboy imagery front and center with his bronze works of art, explains the difference between a "cowpuncher" and a "buckaroo," along with a wealth of other information related to cowboying in the West. This episode is sponsored by Western Art Collector magazine.  

Native American Art executive editor Michael Clawson takes us through the August/September issue of the magazine. Michael digs into this official guide to the Santa Fe Indian Market. We gush over the amazing cover art by Cara Romero and talk about what's happening in Santa Fe in August.

American Art Collector executive editor Rochelle Belsito takes us through the August issue of the magazine. She talks with us about Bennett Prize winner Ayana Ross, art fair previews like Intersect Aspen, and amazing art shows like the Pageant of the Masters in Laguna Beach.

Western Art Collector executive editor Michael Clawson talks with us about the August issue of the magazine. He delves into the story of Western art icon Charles M. Russell, pulp artist Norman Saunders and the Hold Your Horses show in Prescott, Arizona.

Contemporary Realism - Georgia-based artist Ayana Ross joins us on the show to discuss her journey to becoming a painter. She shares details on her artistic process, what inspires her art and her thoughts on winning the second Bennett Prize.

Western Art - Master wildlife painter Greg Beecham joins us on today's show. Greg won the Museum Purchase Award at the Prix de West earlier this year, and he sat down with us just an hour after he was given this prestigious honor. Not only was his work recognized as the top piece in the annual show, but the Oklahoma City museum purchased it for the permanent collection.

Western Art - On today's episode we chat with acclaimed artist, author, teacher and mentor, Harley Brown. We talk with Harley about what draws his inspiration, his advice to young artists and his book, Harley Brown's Eternal Truths for Every Artist.

On this episode we talk with the executive editor of American Art Collector, Rochelle Belsito, who gives us an exclusive first look into the July issue of the magazine, talking about special features, previews and events like the LA Art Show.

On this episode we talk with the executive editor of Western Art Collector, Michael Clawson, who gives us an exclusive first look into the July issue of the magazine as he talks about special features, events, show previews and on the artwork of Joe Beeler.

Native American Art - An informative chat about Navajo weavings with Calandra Cook (Navajo) at the 63rd annual Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market in Phoenix, Arizona. Calandra is a rising star in the art of Navajo weaving.

Western Art - Joining us on the show today is Brian Lebel, art dealer and all-around expert on art of the Old West. Brian's Old West Events is hosting its annual Cody Old West Show & Auction on June 25-27 in Santa Fe. Western Art Collector magazine is a proud media sponsor of this event.

Western Art - Painter Tom Browning joins us on the show today to talk about the Cowboy Artists of America, painting Santa Claus and about his work in the Prix de West, the famous Western art exhibition at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Western Art Collector is a proud media sponsor of the Prix de West. Tom's work will be available in the by-draw sale on June 26 in Oklahoma City.  ...