Entries Open Today for the The Western Art Fall Shootout. Here’s your chance to expand your recognition, receive judges’ critiques, compete and compare your artwork side by side with other top western artists, including sculptors, carvers, oil painters, dry medium artists, photographers and water color artists. There will be a ton of other activities surrounding […]
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Entertainment, Excitement and Education Meet Fine Western Art
It’s finally here, the first post production video from the World’s First Art Sport Event. The video below will give you a small taste for the energy and excitement that was generated at the Inaugural Event of the Western Art Rodeo Association. Fine Western Artists from all over the country, including Oil Painters, Sculptors, Dry […]
Western Art Rodeo – Interview #2
If you’re tired of the same old traditional ways to market your western art, most of which are not working as well as they once did, now is the time for change. Is it possible to Change the Entire Western Art Industry? One of the most challenging things we continue to run into is showing […]
Promoting Western Artists Year Round
One of the most Frequently Asked Questions to the W.A.R.A. is this: “How is the W.A.R.A. different from a Traditional Art Show?” There are many differences – most of them are explained here. However, this post is just going to cover one MAJOR difference. The Western Art Rodeo Association is the only association that is […]
How is a WARA Event Different than an Art Show?
To Enter a Traditional Art Show: 1. You must have your artwork photographed. Typically, $75.00 to $125.00 per work photographed. 2. You must be invited to enter. 3. You then fill out and mail entry form and photos for pre jury selection process. 4. You pay the jury fee per piece entered, typically $10.00 to […]
WARA Fans – VOTE and ENTER NOW!
Be sure to VOTE for your favorite artist daily! It’s easy and will help promote the artist.
September Stampede Entries
August Roundup Entries
"Jeff Wolf shows you how he turns a Mere Depiction into a Work of Art".
