Categories: Art Displayed, Public Art, Shows, Travel
Each September, Scott returns to Indianapolis for one of his favorite Western art traditions: Quest for the West® at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art.
Scott has participated in the show for more than 15 years, making the annual trip an important part of his calendar and a welcome opportunity to reconnect with collectors, fellow artists, and longtime friends.
Quest for the West brings together leading contemporary artists whose work explores the people, wildlife, landscapes, and stories of the American West. The opening weekend includes opportunities for collectors to meet the artists and purchase newly created work, followed by a public exhibition at the museum.
Over the years, Scott’s trips to Indianapolis have produced plenty of good memories—installing new work, catching up with familiar faces, seeing what other artists have been creating, and enjoying the atmosphere of a museum devoted to Western and Native American art.
This year was no exception. We’ve gathered a few photographs from the most recent Quest weekend, along with some favorites from years past, for a look back at Scott’s long association with the show.
To learn more about the annual exhibition, participating artists, and upcoming Quest for the West events, visit the Eiteljorg Museum’s Quest for the West page by clicking here.
This Year at Quest for the West
Scott Rogers with his sweet Sister Phoebe Hall.
The Gunfighter Bookends set
Scott Rogers with Brad Teare and his beautiful painting
Tim Cherry (sculptor) and Scott Rogers
Michael Untiedt (painter) and Scott Rogers
“Direct from Paris” by Scott Rogers (Perfect for an upscale closet!)
“No-Man’s-Land” by Scott Rogers
“Texas” by Scott Rogers
Memories from Years Past
“I”ndy Airport
Jim and Jackie Morris with Scott Rogers
Scott Rogers with Scott and Doreen Mitchell
We were gifted box seats to Ed Sheeran concert!
Attending the Indy 500 Speedway
Scott Rogers with artist buddy Brad Teare
Scott Rogers with Artist buddy Karin Hollebeke RIP
Scott with Cousin Paul Speed in front of the Eiteljorg Museum
Scott was on the advertisement in the elevator for Quest for the West. Here he is standing in the elevator next to the ad with him in it!
Amazing dinners every year at the Show and Sale.
Scott and Janette with friends Michael and Kristi Melani and her beautiful painting!
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