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What to do if the painting you want to buy doesn't have a signature. By Jane C.H. Jacob

The New American Landscape Our expert discusses the history of landscapes as well as the current trends in his evolving genre. By Jane C.H. Jacob, MA, AAA

What you should know about the African American art market today. By Jane C.H. Jacob, M.A., AAA

Maybe it's Time to Call an Art Appraiser for the True Value of Your Art Collection. With Jane Jacob, Bob Banks and David Gallager

Canyon Road art galleries host a festive evening of intimate artist talks during the annual Fireside Chat Series

John O'Hern’s latest road trip takes him east for the ultimate Chicago gallery walk.

Collaborative effort

Richard Parker brings art objects and supplies to his first solo show at Billis Williams Gallery in Los Angeles.

By John O'Hern

THe Seavest Collection of Contemporary Realism

Making important works of art look right at home Go for the personal touch in your home. By Aldo Castillo

Coming of Spring The art of March harkens back to lost moments in time, to lions, lambs, saints and nature. By John O’Hern

Rarified Air These painters illustrate how art can transform the immaterial into material beauty By John O'Hern

One Piece at a Time One of our favorite Art Consultants reviews Lindsay and Chris Dunham's contemporary photography and painting collection. By Lauren P. Della Monica

Creating a personal space By Aldo Castillo Software developer Bob Gowdy shows how art, architecture and furniture can be combined to personalize and humanize an interior space.

Road to discovery Columnist John O'Hern heads to sunny Florida and finds mixed media works that push the limits of traditional fine art.

Reflective Measures John O’Hern finds that it doesn’t take Narcissus to notice the beauty in these paintings of reflections By John O’Hern

Tailoring a Collection How the Oyster Harbors Club built a contemporary collection of art that reflects the history, the area and the people. By Lauren P. Della Monica

How an Art Consultant Can Help You By Aldo Castillo

Something old, Something new Michael Cook's three-story Chicago townhome shows how contemporary art can blend perfectly with antiquities, as long as the interior space is designed around the collection. By Aldo Castillo

The beauty of the female form John O'Hern, our new Santa Fe Editor, explores the power and mystique of the female figure.

Inspired Heartland John O'Hern crosses Middle America to explore where nature and culture meet

Treasure Trove An Inside Look at Marine Art Specialists at Home By Lauren P. Della Monica

Classic and Contemporary Colorful and vibrant art provides the soul to this classic home. By Aldo Castillo

What’s Old Is New Again John O’Hern finds modern twists in the ancient art of egg tempera. By John O’Hern

Wonders of the deep Stormy or calm, big boats or little ones, the sea will always inspire poets and artists. By John O'Hern

Home is Where the art is Residences in different cities help this collector live closely with art that has a unique, personal style. Anywhere this travelling collector hangs his art, is home. By Aldo Castillo

Remains of the day As the Winter Solstice arrives—visibly in the North and almost invisibly in the South—the perceptive artist captures the nuances of the landscape. By John O’Hern

Living with Color Understanding the psychological and emotional aspects of color has helped this collector find a deep, personal connection to artists and artwork. By Aldo Castillo

Wild kingdom Honor, oddity and social commentary in contemporary representations of wildlife. By John O’Hern

Six painters capture the abundance of fall in works that tug at human instinct By John O’Hern

Santa Fe artist's model and muse Raven Chavez is immortalized on canvas by local artists and national attention. By John O'hern

Fall Art Market Preview By Richard Polsky

A Very Private Eye By Timothy Baum

Saving the old, adding the new. Eric Cohler, one of the leading designers in the U.S., talks about the challenges in placing art in a newly restored home. By Eric Cohler

What Do You Say to a Naked Wall? By Eric Cohler

Art and the Power of Placement - and why it's important. By Eric Cohler

Art for folk art's sake Our interior designer gives a behind-the-scenes look at choosing and placing art for a newly renovated Park Avenue duplex. By Eric Cohler

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