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Plein air and studio painter Clyde Aspevig recently created a landscape he titled, “The Blackfoot,” specifically for Opera Montana’s “A River Runs Through It,” premiering in September 2026 at the Ellen Theatre in Bozeman.

His “artistry captures the spirit of the story so beautifully, and we’re thrilled to share it with you as we get closer to our world premiere,” says ...


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Award-winning paintings from Atlanta’s 12th Annual Olmsted Plein Air Invitational are here. The artists who placed in this year’s event are …

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Midtown Atlanta buzzed with excitement as 30 of the nation’s leading outdoor painters gathered to exhibit their work in a gallery space at Atlantic Station, the vibrant mixed-...


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On painting atmosphere > “More than anything, I enjoy the sense of connectedness that painting on location brings,” says Kathleen Hudson. “My own sense of wonder in the landscape comes from my immersion in reading history. A place isn’t just scenery when you come to know its story, when you think of people from generations past who stood upon the ...


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A moment with landscape painter Steve Curry:

My story starts like most. As a kid I always drew and created, but I was lucky enough to have grown up in a family of artists. In college I planned to study illustration but was quickly recruited into the graphic design program, then w...


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7 Tips for Greater Creative Expression

By Richard McKinley
mckinleystudio.com

Learn the rules and then forget them. The rules in traditional painting are there to stop us from mak­ing innocent mistakes (never put anything in the center, never us...

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