2001 Patrick McFarlin Signed Lithograph
2001 Patrick McFarlin Signed Lithograph
Born in Arkansas, McFarlin went on to study at the Memphis College of Art, University of Arkansas, Little Rock, and the California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland in the late 1960s.
In 1990, he moved to Santa Fe, where he worked for four years on a SITE project painting over three-hundred portraits of people in the city that were exhibited at SITE in 1997.
Now known as a New Mexico landscape and portrait painter, McFarlin favors a rather brushy technique—one that suggests rather than defines the scenes he paints.
2025 Rick Young "Rio Grande Rythm"
2025 Rick Young - size 36"x 36"
Rick Young headed west after earning an art degree from Miami University in Ohio. Initially focused on the high country, Rick’s attention shifted to the expansive mesas and canyons of the Southwest after he and his wife built a log cabin in southern Colorado. He has long found his artistic inspiration in the land and peoples of the Southwest. Rick celebrates this region through colorful, rhythmic paintings.
Now retired from a teaching career, Rick paints full-time from his home in Castle Rock, CO. A longtime advocate for our national parks, Rick completed artist residencies at Mesa Verde National Park (2019) and at Capitol Reef National Park (2021). Rick’s landscapes highlight the beauty and inspiration to be found on our public lands.
Rick is represented by Acosta Strong Fine Art on Canyon Road in Santa Fe and by Mirada Fine Art Gallery in Denver.