By Darrell Beauchamp
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The Museum of Western Art is dedicated to excellence in the collection, preservation, and promotion of Western Heritage and the education and cultural enrichment of our diverse audiences. The Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the legacy of the American West will be preserved for the future. Western Art is as engaging and important as ever. In this award-winning podcast series, Museum Executive Director Darrell Beauchamp welcomes Tim Newton, publisher emeritus of Western Art and Architecture magazine.
Join host Darrell Beauchamp as he interviews Tim Newton, about his journey from a kitchen remodeler to a significant figure in the Western art world. They discuss Tim's deep connections with top artists like Scott Christensen and Kwong Ho, his experiences curating prestigious art shows, and his passion for collecting art. Tim reveals insights into collecting and curating art, shares stories of his involvement with the Salmagundi Club, and previews his upcoming role curating 'Night of the Artist' for the Briscoe Museum. This podcast offers a rich blend of art history, personal anecdotes, and expert advice for aspiring collectors and artists.
Highlights Include
· Tim's Background and Journey into Art
· The Value of Art: Investment and Passion
· Current Hot Artists in the Western Art Market
· Scott Christensen and Quang Ho: Masters of Diversity
· The Blockbuster Show: A Summer Highlight
· Advice for Young Collectors
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Briscoe Museum
The Museum of Western Art is dedicated to excellence in the collection, preservation, and promotion of Western Heritage and the education and cultural enrichment of our diverse audiences. The Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the legacy of the American West will be preserved for the future. Western Art is as engaging and important as ever. In this award-winning podcast series, Museum Executive Director Darrell Beauchamp welcomes renowned oil painter William (Bill) Kalwick to discuss his artistic journey.
Bill shares how his father and legendary artists like Lajos Markos influenced him, recounts his formal training at the Art Students League in New York, and shares his unique experiences painting in Guatemala and Mexico. He offers invaluable advice to young artists about pursuing workshops and working from home. The conversation delves into his creative process, the importance of a ‘body of work,’ and the evolving art world. With humor and insights, Bill candidly talks about his inspirations, daily routines, and the future of western art.
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William Kalwick
The Museum of Western Art is dedicated to excellence in the collection, preservation, and promotion of Western Heritage and the education and cultural enrichment of our diverse audiences. The Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the legacy of the American West will be preserved for the future. Western Art is as engaging and important as ever. In this award-winning podcast series, Museum Executive Director Darrell Beauchamp visits with the artists who work in this western heritage to talk about their work, the legacy of Western Art and why talking about it is so important today. In this Part 2 of a special two-part podcast series, Darrell concludes his visit with renowned artists Quang Ho and Scott Christensen.
In this episode, artists Quang Ho and Scott Christensen delve into their latest works, sharing the inspirations, techniques, and personal stories behind their art. From the thought-provoking 'Three Sisters' by Ho to Christensen's grand landscapes, both discuss their creative processes, dealing with artistic challenges, and finding their unique voices. The conversation touches on the philosophical underpinnings of their art, the impact of their surroundings, and their views on the role of God and love in art and life. The episode also features a vibrant Q&A session, offering valuable insights for aspiring artists and art enthusiasts.
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· The Story Behind 'Three Sisters'
· Scott's Grand Landscapes
· Combining Imagination and Reality
· Overcoming Artistic Frustration
· The Story Behind '27 Year Feast'
· Finding Your Artistic Voice
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Museum of Western Art
Darrell Beauchamp on LinkedIn
Scott Christensen Studio
Quang Ho
The Museum of Western Art is dedicated to excellence in the collection, preservation, and promotion of Western Heritage and the education and cultural enrichment of our diverse audiences. The Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the legacy of the American West will be preserved for the future. Western Art is as engaging and important as ever. In this award-winning podcast series, Museum Executive Director Darrell Beauchamp visits with the artists who work in this western heritage to talk about their work, the legacy of Western Art and why talking about it is so important today. In this Part 1 of a special two-part podcast series, Darrell visits renowned artists Quang Ho and Scott Christensen.
In this episode, the host delves into the daily routines of artists, exploring the vastly different ways in which they organize their artistic endeavors. The discussion highlights the unpredictable nature of an artist's day, with some maintaining a strict schedule while others work sporadically at all hours. The conversation with artists Quang Ho and Scott Christensen reveal their fluid and spontaneous approach, where inspiration can strike at any moment, leading to both productive sessions and exploratory ventures. The significance of experimenting and discovering new techniques is emphasized as key to developing one's unique artistic voice.
Highlights Include
· Introduction: A Day in the Life of an Artist
· The Unpredictable Routine of Creativity
· Exploring Artistic Processes and Inspirations
· Obsessive Work Patterns and Studio Setup
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Museum of Western Art
Darrell Beauchamp on LinkedIn
Scott Christensen Studio
Quang Ho
The Museum of Western Art is dedicated to excellence in the collection, preservation, and promotion of Western Heritage and the education and cultural enrichment of our diverse audiences. The Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the legacy of the American West will be preserved for the future. Western Art is as engaging and important as ever.
In this award-winning podcast series, Museum Executive Direct Darrell Beauchamp visits with the artists who work in this western heritage to talk about their work, the legacy of Western Art, and why talking about it is so important today.
In this episode, Darrell visits renowned artists John and Edith Maskey.
The couple discusses their 47-year career in the art world, focusing on their mutual love for watercolor painting and their experiences at various art shows. They recount how they met, their initial steps into the art world, and their long-standing partnership both in marriage and art. The Maskeys share insights into their creative processes, the challenges of working from home, and the importance of workshops for budding artists. The episode also highlights their ongoing involvement in prominent art shows and their reflections on the respect watercolor deserves in the art community.
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John & Edith Maskey Fine Art
The Museum of Western Art is dedicated to excellence in the collection, preservation, and promotion of Western Heritage and the education and cultural enrichment of our diverse audiences.
The Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the legacy of the American West will be preserved for the future. Western Art is as engaging and important as ever.
In this award-winning podcast series, Museum Executive Direct Darrell Beauchamp visits with the artists who work in this western heritage to talk about their work, the legacy of Western Art and why talking about it is so important today.
In this episode, Darrell visits with Dr. Michael Duchemin, an esteemed art historian and museum professional.
The discussion spans Duchemin’s illustrious career, from his academic beginnings at Arizona State University to his pivotal roles at the Autry Museum, Briscoe Museum, and the C.M. Russell Museum. Dr. Duchemin offers fascinating insights into the world of Western American fine art, detailing his experiences with influential figures, the challenges of art preservation, and his transition to museum consulting and art appraising.
Listeners will gain a deep understanding of the evolution of Western art, the dynamics of exhibitions, and the significance of professional relationships in the art world as well as Duchemin’s future projects and aspirations.
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The Museum of Western Art is dedicated to excellence in the collection, preservation, and promotion of Western Heritage and the education and cultural enrichment of our diverse audiences.
The Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the legacy of the American West will be preserved for the future. Western Art is as engaging and important as ever.
In this award-winning podcast series, Museum Executive Direct Darrell Beauchamp visits with the artists who work in this western heritage to talk about their work, the legacy of Western Art and why talking about it is so important today.
In this episode, Darrell welcomes sculptor Eric Slocombe, who shares insights into his career transition from various day jobs, including a long stint as a UPS driver, to becoming a full-time sculptor.
They discuss the origins of his interest in sculpture, his experiences working at a foundry, and his unique patina techniques. Eric emphasizes the importance of hard work, continuous learning, and adapting to market demands. He also talks about his routine, research practices, and the emotional aspect of art sales. The conversation touches on his participation in art shows and his advice for aspiring sculptors. They conclude with a mention of his current major projects, including a life-size golfer sculpture for a golf course in Arizona.
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Eric Slocombe Wildlife Sculpture
The Museum of Western Art is dedicated to excellence in the collection, preservation, and promotion of Western Heritage and the education and cultural enrichment of our diverse audiences. The Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the legacy of the American West will be preserved for the future. Western Art is as engaging and important as ever. In this podcast series, Museum Executive Direct Darrell Beauchamp visits with the artists who work in this western heritage to talk about their work, the legacy of Western Art and why talking about it is so important today. In this episode, Darrell visits Todd Connor, member of Cowboy Artists of America.
Todd Connor, a former Navy Seal, has now successfully carved a niche for himself in the realm of art as a member of the Cowboy Artists of America, with his work featured in significant exhibitions such as the 41st Annual Roundup Exhibition and the Museum of Western Art. His transition from the military to the art world signifies a journey of self-discovery and exploration. Following his departure from the service, Todd embarked on travels across the country, delving into history and art galleries, ultimately leading him to his newfound career as an artist. He identifies the creativity and adaptability he honed during his time as a warrior as crucial attributes that have served him in his artistic endeavors. This transition demonstrates an intriguing and unique origin story, highlighting the diverse experiences and talents individuals can possess.
Highlights Include
· Genre-inspired Artistic Growth and Development
· Warrior's Journey: From Navy SEAL to Artist
· Balancing Act: Completing Paintings with Precision
· Inspirational Artists Across Time and Styles
· Preserving the Legacy of Western Art
· Authenticity in Art: Honoring Historical Accuracy
· Continuous Creative Development Through Learning Journeys
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Museum of Western Art
Darrell Beauchamp on LinkedIn
Todd Connor Studio
The Museum of Western Art is dedicated to excellence in collecting, preserving, and promoting Western Heritage and our diverse audiences’ education and cultural enrichment. The Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the legacy of the American West will be preserved for the future. Western Art is as engaging and important as ever. In this podcast series, Museum Executive Director Darrell Beauchamp visits with the artists who work in this Western heritage to talk about their work, the legacy of Western Art, and why talking about it is so important today. In this episode, Darrell visits a member of the Cowboy Artists of America, Brandon Bailey.
Brandon Bailey, a Cowboy Artist of America member with over 16 years of professional artistry, is known for his focus on Russian impressionism. He has received recognition from numerous esteemed figures in the art world. Moreover, he has participated in significant exhibitions and programs and leverages his social media presence to share his artistic journey. Bailey’s perspective on his membership in the Cowboy Artist of America stems from a transformative journey that required hard work, dedication, and sacrifice. He values the opportunities provided by the organization, such as scholarships and mentorships, that have fostered his growth as an artist. Additionally, rather than concentrating solely on personal success, Bailey emphasizes adherence to the mission and vision of the Cowboy Artist of America, reflecting his profound respect for the traditions and values of the cowboy art community.
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Darrell Beauchamp on LinkedIn
Brandon Bailey Fine Art
The Museum of Western Art is dedicated to excellence in collecting, preserving, and promoting Western Heritage and our diverse audiences’ education and cultural enrichment. The Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present, ensuring that the legacy of the American West will be preserved for the future. Western Art is as engaging and important as ever. In this podcast series, Museum Executive Director Darrell Beauchamp visits with the artists who work in this Western heritage to talk about their work, the legacy of Western Art, and why talking about it is so important today.
In this episode, Darrell visits with Catherine McIntye and Lee Ann Whatley, the two women most responsible for the most recent Museum exhibit, Glory and Grime: The Art of Susanne Vincent.
Catherine McIntye, renowned for rescuing her mother’s artwork from Hurricane Laura’s aftermath and daughter of Susanne Vincent, together with Lee Ann Whatley, a skilled artist, curator, and documenter, hold distinctive perspectives on the “Glory and Grime” exhibition. McIntye views the exhibition as deeply personal, a tribute to her mother’s legacy, and a testament to the resilience she witnessed amidst the hardships faced in the Gulf Coast region. Her involvement in salvaging and restoring her mother’s artwork after the hurricane led to the birth of this exhibition, reshaping the narrative of Western art. Whatley sees the exhibition as a unique showcase of Susanne Vincent’s non-traditional, emotive artwork. Drawing from her diversified background and appreciation for the harmony of nature and country life, Whatley acknowledges the exhibition as honoring the story of the Gulf Coast of Texas, cattle ranching, and the representation of a strong woman in that environment.
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