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Winter 2009

A note from editor Todd Wilkinson

In this edition of Wildlife Art Journal

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Exhibitions and Openings

Leo Osborne, Lindsay Scott Featured Artists At Western Visions Miniature Show

Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival An Extravaganza of Openings, Lectures, Photo Safaris And Auction

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

Flocking To Wisconsin: Catch A Glimpse Of Birds In Art

Annual Woodson Museum Gathering Is A Cherished Rite Of Fall, Draws International Crowd

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

Gallery of the Commons

Gallery of the Commons�November 2009

Aboriginal To Zen, Art To Stir Our Tribal Impulses

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

Gallery of the Commons - October 2009

WAJ's Free Place To Showcase Your Work And Make Connections

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

One Species at a Time

Buy Art - Support Conservation: Los Angeles Sculptor David Derrick Aids Wild Gorilla Survival

As Primate Numbers Tumble, Did You Know That 2009 Has Been Declared Year Of The Gorilla?

Written by David G. Derrick

Letter from

A Letter From: The Valley Of Flowers (And Pheasants)

Montana's Ott Jones Says Days Afield With Sons Inspired 'Top Of The Morning'

Written by Ott Jones

Five Questions/Five Art Works

Five Questions/Five Art Works Meets Painter Jonathan Sainsbury of Scotland

Simon Gudgeon Asks Sainsbury About The Power of Allegory In Narrative

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

Five Questions/Five Art Works Meets English Sculptor Simon Gudgeon

Julie Chapman Asks Gudgeon To Riff On Monumentality, Authenticity, And The Current Economy

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

(3) Five Questions/Five Art Works Meets Julie Taylor Chapman

Painter Andrew Denman Asks Former High Tech Engineer To Talk About Taking Risks

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

(2) Five Questions/Five Art Works Meets Andrew Denman

In WAJ's Progressive Interview, Susan Fox Asks Painter Denman To Define Success

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

(1) Five Questions/Five Art Works Meets Susan Fox

WAJ's Progressive Interview: Artists Play Tag By Chatting With Other Artists

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

You Ask/We Answer

"I Just Inherited A Carl Rungius Etching"

Now What Do I Do?

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

Rant

My Problems With Canned Nature Photography

US Game Farms Brought Into Focus: Are They "Ethical"?

Written by Thomas Mangelsen

Bookshelf: For Your Library

To Kuhn, Carlson, Smith, And Others, True Patrons Without Peer

Curtice And Bob McCloy Share A Remarkable Collection And A Game Plan For Amassing Masterpieces

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

Features

Sweet Harmonies: The Remarkable Mr. Busby

John Busby Of Scotland Is A Living Legend Of Avian Painting

Written by Todd Wilkinson

Japan, On The Rise

After Decades Of Relative Obscurity, More Japanese Artists Are Reaching An International Stage

Written by Todd Wilkinson

Enduring Zimbabwe's Long Nightmare

A Treasure In His Native Country, Carver Mopho Gonde Celebrates Wildlife While The Brutal World Around Him Crumbles Into Chaos

Written by Todd Wilkinson

Wildlife Art Journal: An Introduction

We Aim To Be Your Confluence For Thinking About Art, Nature and Conservation

Written by Jared Swanson

An Interview With Lindsay Scott

African Native, Yankee Forged, The Kiwi Transplant Makes Her Statement

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

Wildlife Continental: Fresh Interpretations From 10 French And Belgian Artists

Works By Cochet, Fagniart, Wetterer, Gohin-Safran, de Crem, Limosani, Greban, Fournier, Tollari, Saunois

Written by Wildlife Art Journal Staff

Wild Bird Painters Of The Netherlands

Works By 7 Dutch Avian Artists Plus Interview With Oog voor Natuur Founder Willem H. Smith

Written by Todd Wilkinson and Willem H. Smith

Fishscapes To Make Anglers Swoon

WAJ Interviews American Fish Painter Mark Susinno: What Would You Give To Be On The Water Now?

Written by Todd Wilkinson

How One Man's View Changed Another Artist's Life

Painter-Naturalist Barry Van Dusen Reflects On John Busby And His Classic "Drawing Birds"

Written by Barry Van Dusen

Swimming With Giants

Painter John Banovich Raises Awareness of the Connection Between Hunting and Wildlife Conservation

Written by Scott McMillion

Guest Essay

Why I Am A 21st Century Conservative

Painter Robert Bateman Takes On The Meaning of Real Conservative Values

Written by Robert Bateman

Informed Collecting: With Curtis W. Tierney

A Few Considerations When Building An Art Collection

Written by Curtis Tierney

Brilliance Behind the Lens

Grizzly Bear 399: The Story Behind A Dazzling Bruin And Magazine Cover

Cal McKitrick Catches Image of Famous Bruin While Attending Photography At The Summit

Written by Todd Wilkinson

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Table Of Contents

Winter 2009

A note from editor Todd Wilkinson

In this edition of Wildlife Art Journal

Exhibitions and Openings

Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival An Extravaganza of Openings, Lectures, Photo Safaris And Auction

Annual Woodson Museum Gathering Is A Cherished Rite Of Fall, Draws International Crowd

Gallery of the Commons

Aboriginal To Zen, Art To Stir Our Tribal Impulses

WAJ's Free Place To Showcase Your Work And Make Connections

One Species at a Time

As Primate Numbers Tumble, Did You Know That 2009 Has Been Declared Year Of The Gorilla?

Letter from

Montana's Ott Jones Says Days Afield With Sons Inspired 'Top Of The Morning'

Five Questions/Five Art Works

Simon Gudgeon Asks Sainsbury About The Power of Allegory In Narrative

Julie Chapman Asks Gudgeon To Riff On Monumentality, Authenticity, And The Current Economy

Painter Andrew Denman Asks Former High Tech Engineer To Talk About Taking Risks

In WAJ's Progressive Interview, Susan Fox Asks Painter Denman To Define Success

WAJ's Progressive Interview: Artists Play Tag By Chatting With Other Artists

You Ask/We Answer

Now What Do I Do?

Rant

US Game Farms Brought Into Focus: Are They "Ethical"?

Bookshelf: For Your Library

Curtice And Bob McCloy Share A Remarkable Collection And A Game Plan For Amassing Masterpieces

Features

John Busby Of Scotland Is A Living Legend Of Avian Painting

After Decades Of Relative Obscurity, More Japanese Artists Are Reaching An International Stage

A Treasure In His Native Country, Carver Mopho Gonde Celebrates Wildlife While The Brutal World Around Him Crumbles Into Chaos

We Aim To Be Your Confluence For Thinking About Art, Nature and Conservation

African Native, Yankee Forged, The Kiwi Transplant Makes Her Statement

Works By Cochet, Fagniart, Wetterer, Gohin-Safran, de Crem, Limosani, Greban, Fournier, Tollari, Saunois

Works By 7 Dutch Avian Artists Plus Interview With Oog voor Natuur Founder Willem H. Smith

WAJ Interviews American Fish Painter Mark Susinno: What Would You Give To Be On The Water Now?

Painter-Naturalist Barry Van Dusen Reflects On John Busby And His Classic "Drawing Birds"

Painter John Banovich Raises Awareness of the Connection Between Hunting and Wildlife Conservation

Guest Essay

Painter Robert Bateman Takes On The Meaning of Real Conservative Values

A Few Considerations When Building An Art Collection

Brilliance Behind the Lens

Cal McKitrick Catches Image of Famous Bruin While Attending Photography At The Summit

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