Historical
“There weren’t a lot of opportunities to study art in rural Missouri, but drafting was pretty close to art. I loved geometry and physics, so architecture and engineering were good for me.”
Fantasy
Posts from Rediscovered Art:
The Angel of Chelsea
This week’s installment of the stories behind the art and life of James Yale features Emily Hartley, The Angel Of Chelsea. A year ago at the Generational Journey’s Art Exhibition at The Medium gallery space, it was the first time in over 16 years that James’ artwork...
Interview with Calvin Cotton
In this week's next chapter in the "Rediscovered Art" of James Yale, Melanie and I are on the trail to meet Calvin Cotton at Geographics Printing Company in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Calvin, a longtime friend and collaborator created reproductions of James artwork....
Imagine
On August 18, 2024, the first anniversary of James’ passing, the foundation was laid for the James Yale Legacy Project with a new website, an exhibit, and his social media reactivated. In this second year of the Legacy Project, we began the launch of a year of...