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From Cowboy to Contemporary MEDIA INFORMATION 2018 OUR niche — Western Art & Architecture engages readers who appreciate artful living. Covering the Western visual arts — from the classic Western masters to contem- porary trendsetters — in lively, creative communities from Texas to the West Coast, we offer a sourcebook for both seasoned and new collectors. WA&A approaches its coverage of the arts from a lifestyle perspective. By exploring the western U.S. in search of events, auctions and showcases that celebrate interior design, architectural design and compelling art, WA&A invokes readers’ passion for art and architecture by evoking a powerful sense of time and place. Founded in 2007 and unmatched in literary and photographic excellence, the magazine is consistently recog- nized as a leader in regional consumer publishing. The Best Auctions The Hidden Destinations The Most Compelling Personalities The Quintessential Collector's Lifestyle Curtis T. by Tom Ferris From Cowboy to Contemporary Dale Chihuly’s Boathouse Studio The Fogg Art Museum’s Treasure Trove of Pigments Prix de West: Four Decades of Excellence The Couse-Sharp Historic Site Enters a New Era plus: Collector’s Eye: J. Landis Martin Rendering: Rob E. McQuay Architects in Southern Utah Perspective: Nicolai Fechin [1881 – 1955] in the American West JUNE | JULY 2017 From Cowboy to Contemporary A Centennial in the Hallowed Halls of the Salmagundi Club Western Icon Martin Grelle Returns with a One-Man Show Beyond Cowboys: Bill Anton and the Woolaroc Museum’s Best of the Best plus: Erin Currier: The Art of Justice In the Studio with Clyde Aspevig Perspective: Modern Pueblo Artist Awa Tsireh [1898 – 1955] Architecture in the West: Mountain Modern Masterpieces in Utah and Arizona OCTOBER | NOVEMBER 2017 From Cowboy to Contemporary FEBRUARY | MARCH 2017 CELEBRATING 10 YEARS A Vision in Black and White: Photographer Barbara Van Cleve The Life and Work of America’s Sculptor, Glenna Goodacre Architecture in the Rocky Mountain West Chris Maynard’s Carved Feathers plus: Collectors Nancy and Joe Masterson Sculptor Dan Ostermiller’s eclectic studio Latino experiences of the West: Mi Tierra at the Denver Art Museum Helen Henderson Chain [1849–1892]: painter, alpinist and philanthropist From Cowboy to Contemporary Dan Young, An Artist’s Point of View Painting America’s Industrial Landscapes From the East and of the West: Huihan Liu Architecture in the West: Texas Hill Country to the Coachella Valley plus: In the Studio with Gordon Huether Unsettled: Artists’ Depictions of Western Issues Throughout History Functionality and the Ephemeral, Robert Hutchison Architecture Perspective: The Father of Canadian Art, Paul Kane [1810–1871] AUGUST | SEPTEMBER 2017

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F r o m C o w b o y t o C o n t e m p o r a r y

Media inforMation

2018 OUR niche —

Western Art & Architecture engages readers who

appreciate artful living. Covering the Western visual

arts — from the classic Western masters to contem-

porary trendsetters — in lively, creative communities

from Texas to the West Coast, we offer a sourcebook for

both seasoned and new collectors.

WA&A approaches its coverage of the arts from

a lifestyle perspective. By exploring the western

U.S. in search of events, auctions and showcases

that celebrate interior design, architectural design and compelling art,

WA&A invokes readers’ passion for art and architecture by evoking a

powerful sense of time and place. Founded in 2007 and unmatched

in literary and photographic excellence, the magazine is consistently recog-

nized as a leader in regional consumer publishing.

The Best Auctions

The Hidden Destinations

The Most Compelling Personalities

The Quintessential Collector's Lifestyle

Curti

s T. b

y Tom

Ferri

s

F r o m C o w b o y t o C o n t e m p o r a r y

Dale Chihuly’s Boathouse StudioThe Fogg Art Museum’s Treasure Trove of Pigments

Prix de West: Four Decades of ExcellenceThe Couse-Sharp Historic Site Enters a New Era

plus:Collector’s Eye: J. Landis Martin

Rendering: Rob E. McQuay Architects in Southern Utah

Perspective: Nicolai Fechin [1881 – 1955] in the American West

June | July 2017

F r o m C o w b o y t o C o n t e m p o r a r y

A Centennial in the Hallowed Halls of the Salmagundi ClubWestern Icon Martin Grelle Returns with a One-Man ShowBeyond Cowboys: Bill Anton and the Woolaroc Museum’s Best of the Best

plus:Erin Currier: The Art of Justice

In the Studio with Clyde Aspevig

Perspective: Modern Pueblo Artist Awa Tsireh [1898 – 1955]

Architecture in the West: Mountain Modern Masterpieces in Utah and Arizona

OCtOber | NOvember 2017

F r o m C o w b o y t o C o n t e m p o r a r y

February | MarCh 2017

C e l e b r a t i n g 10 Y e a r s

A Vision in Black and White: Photographer Barbara Van Cleve

The Life and Work of America’s Sculptor, Glenna Goodacre

Architecture in the Rocky Mountain West

Chris Maynard’s Carved Feathers

plus:Collectors Nancy and Joe Masterson

Sculptor Dan Ostermiller’s eclectic studio

Latino experiences of the West: Mi Tierra at the Denver Art Museum

Helen Henderson Chain [1849–1892]: painter, alpinist and philanthropist

F r o m C o w b o y t o C o n t e m p o r a r y

Dan Young, An Artist’s Point of View

Painting America’s Industrial Landscapes

From the East and of the West: Huihan Liu

Architecture in the West: Texas Hill Country to the Coachella Valley

plus:In the Studio with Gordon Huether

Unsettled: Artists’ Depictions of Western Issues Throughout History

Functionality and the Ephemeral, Robert Hutchison Architecture

Perspective: The Father of Canadian Art, Paul Kane [1810–1871]

August | september 2017

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WA&A is my go-to magazine for superior articles on art. I have discovered numerous artists in the magazine and know that many art patrons have discovered the Coors Western Art Show there as well. Honestly, I don’t think I’ve ever thrown out a copy; I’ve got a stack of past issues sitting next tomy desk right now.

— Rose FredrickFine Art Publisher and Curator

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n Spend an average of $36,000 annually on art

n 78% of readers have a net worth of over $1 million

n 45% of readers own homes valued at over $1 million

n 55% men, 45% women and 56 years old on average

n 86% have higher education degrees

n 84% are married

n Spend an average of 6.5 weeks per year on vacation

n Attend more than seven art events annually

n Nearly half of all readers keep their WA&A issues indefinitely as a resource and reference

n 31% made a purchase decision based on WA&A

n 27% requested info from our advertisers

n 41% visited an advertiser’s website

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Dale Chihuly’s Boathouse StudioThe Fogg Art Museum’s Treasure Trove of PigmentsPrix de West: Four Decades of ExcellenceThe Couse-Sharp Historic Site Enters a New Era

plus:Collector’s Eye: J. Landis Martin Rendering: Rob E. McQuay Architects in Southern UtahPerspective: Nicolai Fechin [1881 – 1955] in the American West

June | July 2017

F r o m C o w b o y t o C o n t e m p o r a r y

Dan Young, An Artist’s Point of View Painting America’s Industrial LandscapesFrom the East and of the West: Huihan Liu Architecture in the West: Texas Hill Country to the Coachella Valley

plus:In the Studio with Gordon Huether Unsettled: Artists’ Depictions of Western Issues Throughout HistoryFunctionality and the Ephemeral, Robert Hutchison ArchitecturePerspective: The Father of Canadian Art, Paul Kane [1810–1871]

August | september 2017

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February | MarCh 2017

C e l e b r a t i n g 10 Y e a r s

A Vision in Black and White: Photographer Barbara Van Cleve The Life and Work of America’s Sculptor, Glenna GoodacreArchitecture in the Rocky Mountain West Chris Maynard’s Carved Feathers

plus:Collectors Nancy and Joe MastersonSculptor Dan Ostermiller’s eclectic studioLatino experiences of the West: Mi Tierra at the Denver Art MuseumHelen Henderson Chain [1849–1892]: painter, alpinist and philanthropist

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F r o m C o w b o y t o C o n t e m p o r a r y

Dale Chihuly’s Boathouse StudioThe Fogg Art Museum’s Treasure Trove of Pigments

Prix de West: Four Decades of ExcellenceThe Couse-Sharp Historic Site Enters a New Era

plus:Collector’s Eye: J. Landis Martin

Rendering: Rob E. McQuay Architects in Southern Utah

Perspective: Nicolai Fechin [1881 – 1955] in the American West

June | July 2017

F r o m C o w b o y t o C o n t e m p o r a r y

February | MarCh 2017

C e l e b r a t i n g 10 Y e a r s

A Vision in Black and White: Photographer Barbara Van Cleve

The Life and Work of America’s Sculptor, Glenna Goodacre

Architecture in the Rocky Mountain West

Chris Maynard’s Carved Feathers

plus:Collectors Nancy and Joe Masterson

Sculptor Dan Ostermiller’s eclectic studio

Latino experiences of the West: Mi Tierra at the Denver Art Museum

Helen Henderson Chain [1849–1892]: painter, alpinist and philanthropist

F r o m C o w b o y t o C o n t e m p o r a r y

Dan Young, An Artist’s Point of View

Painting America’s Industrial Landscapes

From the East and of the West: Huihan Liu

Architecture in the West: Texas Hill Country to the Coachella Valley

plus:In the Studio with Gordon Huether

Unsettled: Artists’ Depictions of Western Issues Throughout History

Functionality and the Ephemeral, Robert Hutchison Architecture

Perspective: The Father of Canadian Art, Paul Kane [1810–1871]

August | september 2017

Western Art & Architecture travels First ClassIn 2018, WA&A will continue its successful partnership with Delta Airlines, reaching elite members of the Delta Airlines Sky Club through complimentary distribution of the magazine at Sky Club lounges in airports across the country. Noted for luxury and excellence, Delta Sky Club services millions of guests annually. Sky Club members spend an average of two hours per visit where they have access to free Wi-Fi, beverag-es, special events and now WA&A and your advertising. This translates to even better exposure for your products and services.

SpeCial DiStribution WA&A is directly distributed to more than 3,500 top architects and design professionals across the country and is also distributed at major auctions and events, including the Coeur d’Alene Art Auction, Scottsdale Art Auction, Prix de West, masters of the American West, Heritage Auctions, Jackson Hole Art Auction, Santa Fe Art Auction, Palm Beach Shows, LA Art Show, Western Design Conference and many more.

You will find WA&A on the nightstands of the finest hotels and resorts in Jackson Hole, Santa Fe, Tahoe, Park City, Telluride, Sun Valley, Laguna Beach and San Francisco, in addition to an ever-growing list of partnering resorts.

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