Our Partners & Affiliates

​In order to encourage and assist emerging artists of the western genre, Art of the Cowgirl provides a showcase through an annual gathering that celebrates cowgirls and their artistic contributions to the western lifestyle. In so doing, it raises the necessary funds to support emerging artists in expanding their knowledge and skills via fellowships with master artists in their field.

 AG Women Connect, founded in 2021, unites women in agriculture to connect, grow, and support each other. Our goal is to engage women across the US in all aspects of agriculture. This Organization offers a positive, safe, and forward-thinking environment for building relationships, accessing resources, education, and events, and giving back to communities. Learn more at www.agwomenconnect.com or tune into Rural Radio XM 147 and the Cowgirl Channel for featured AWC content.

Cowgirl Art Rodear's mission has been to support female western artists through exhibition, mentorship, education, and scholarship; thereby preserving and honoring their traditions of western  culture, and ensuring a place for female western artists in the future.

Western Gallery curates distinct perspectives of the American West, from abstract to photorealistic and classic to contemporary. Our mission is to serve fine artists and art lovers while connecting viewers to the land, cultures and heritage of western North America.

 Art of the West is a bimonthly Western art publication for fine art collectors and enthusiasts. From seasoned to up-and-coming artists, the subject matter covers the old West, the working cowboy of today, Native Americans throughout history, landscapes and seascapes, wildlife, and much more. Art of the West’s legacy started in 1987 and has stayed true to its mission of showcasing the artists behind the art to gain a deeper appreciation for what they do.
"These are the people that keep the art of the West alive." 

Being an artist can really put a strain on the body, resulting in soreness, tension, headaches, and more. Amanda’s history as a hairdresser and instructor gives her experiential knowledge of what working with the hands can do to the body, how to release that tension, and build strength.

Jennifer obtained a Masters Degree in Social Work in 2007 and is licensed to practice in the state of NY, currently working part time as a mental health therapist. In 2020, a medical crisis allowed her the opportunity to dive into personal development which led to a shift in her career. She graduated from Health Coach Institute in 2022 with Certification in Life Coaching and shortly after launched KINDfulness Coaching where she works with women to eliminate burnout and manage stress to live happier, more fulfilled lives.​