Journal

In the News: International Inspiration

Read about how Turner Fine Art owner and artist Kathryn Mapes Turner found inspiration during her trek through the Peruvian Andes, as featured in the Jackson Hole News & Guide.  Read in the JH ...

Did You Know? Turner Fine Art Represents Two Birds in Art Master Wildlife Artists

At Turner Fine Art, we are honored to represent artists whose work reflects a lifelong dedication to their craft. Among them are Gunnar Tryggmo and Paul Rhymer, both of whom have been recognized as...

Pastel Horizons: An Interview with Jacob Aguiar

Jacob Aguiar is a Master Pastelist, educator, and former naturopathic physician. Known for his bold use of color and emotional depth, Jacob brings the spirit of the outdoors to life with every stro...

Beckoned by The Wild

As a chill in the air enlivens nature to display its brilliant fall colors, and you find yourself going inward, please stop into Turner Fine Art for some inspiration. Our new exhibit, Beckoned by t...

Fall Arts Festival 2025

Join us for the Fall Arts Festival. We are excited to showcase work by Kathryn Mapes Turner and Jacob Aguilar, welcome back Gunnar Tryggmo, Renso Tamse and Paul Rhymer and introduce our newest arti...

What are Giclée Prints?

Everything you need to know about giclée prints Prints provide a more accessible way of sharing and enjoying fine art. Thanks to advancements in printing, it is possible to make reproductions that ...

Best of 2023: Kathryn Mapes Turner

I hope your New Year is off to a great start! As many of you know, I love reflecting on the previous year by contemplating the artwork I explored. A common theme in the images of 2023 was Relations...

Why Kathryn Mapes Turner Paints the Mountains

Why do I paint the Tetons?   Because they are beautiful, but that goes without saying.   We can ask “Why are mountains beautiful?” As an artist, I analyze this through the process of painting them....

Kathryn's Bear Painting Hits the Big Time

According to the folks at Jackson Hole Public Art, “A massive bear might just now stop you in your tracks when passing by Teton County’s administrative offices in downtown Jackson. It is not the fa...