Cowboy and Western Art – Art Talks

On the latest Art Talks, host Richard Codd delves into Cowboy and Western Art with two artists proficient in the subject. First, watercolor artist Don Weller reflects on his work from his home in rural Utah. He has a wide range of experience, drawing inspiration from impressionists (and the occasional abstract expressionist) for his watercolor scenes of Western life. And later, Moab-based artist Page Holland converses about color work and how she enjoys a challenge in her depictions of cowboy life. Saddle up and tune in. 

‘Joe’s Boot’ by Page Holland

Artist Contact Information

Don Weller

Website: www.donweller.com

Page Holland

Website: www.moabartists.com

Email: moabpage@citlink.net

Utah Museums of Interest

Utah Museum of Fine Arts

Website: www.umfa.utah.edu

Phone: 801-581-7332

BYU Museum of Art

Website: www.moa.byu.edu

Phone: 801-422-8287

Maynard Dixon Museum

Website: www.maynarddixonmuseum.org

Phone: 1-800-422-9382

Springville Art Museum

Website: www.SMOFA.org

Phone: 801-489-2727

Regional Museums of Interest 

Denver Art Museum

Website: www.denverartmuseum.org

Phone: 720-865-5000

Booth Western Art Museum

Website: www.boothmuseum.org

Phone: 770-387-1300

Frederic Remington Art Museum

Website: www.fredericremington.org

Phone: 315-393-2425

Whitney Western Art Museum

Website: www.centerofthewest.org

Phone: 307-587-4771

Museum of Western Art

Website: www.museumofwesternart.com

Phone: 830-896-2553