A photo almanac chronicling the art of the American Southwest: heritage, historical figures, current practice and iconic works.

Wildsam Photo Almanac: Southwest Art is an ode to the complex and colorful world of art rooted in the region–and the beautiful landscapes that have long inspired artists of all kinds.

The book brings to life iconic figures like Georgia O'Keeffe and contemporary creative forces like Tony Abeyta and Roxanne Swentzell. Interviews, original essays by noted writers, archival and new photography capture the rich past and present, from Indigenous crafts honed over countless generations to a diverse array of young artists striking out in new directions.

"It is a region that lends itself to the creation of beautiful things. It demands a kind of reverence, and for many, that reverence translates into artmaking."

135 pages, printed in the U.S.A.
Full color, 10x8 in trim size, embossed cover
Featuring top experts on art, craft and history

Founder & Editor in Chief
Taylor Bruce

Editor
Rebecca Worby

Photo Editor
John McCauley

Original Essays by
Ungelbah Dávila-Shivers, Marin Sardy, Kyle Paoletta

Featuring
Georgia O'Keeffe, Tony Abeyta, Roxanne Swentzell, Nancy Odegaard, Rose B. Simpson, Keri Ataumbi, Robert Ortega, Virgil Ortiz, Helen R. Lucero, Scott Hale

Book Design
Caleb Bennett & Alan Kahler