Internationally recognized artists Andrew Denman and Guy Combes will be having their first joint exhibition, "Old World-New World; the Wildlife Art of Guy Combes & Andrew Denman" in August of 2012 at the prestigious Nature in Art Museum in Gloucester, UK. The exhibition will consist of over twenty original works of art representing the cutting edge of these two painters’ artistic endeavors. Combes will focus on the wildlife of his native Kenya, from charismatic megafauna to the lesser known but equally remarkable denizens of one of Africa’s most biologically rich landscapes. Denman, a native of California, will explore the birds of North and South America, with special attention given to the bird life of Trinidad, where the artist visited in 2006 on a Society of Animal Artists grant. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the artists’ work will benefit the museum and the wildlife conservation and educational programs of Soysambu Conservancy, Kenya.

Click HERE to view a prospectus for Old World-New World. See images from the show plus additional information about the artists and the concept behind the exhibition.

Every year wildlife artists and art collectors the world over descend on the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, for the Western Visions Minatures & More Show & Sale. This gala event is the Museum's biggest fundraiser of the year and a terrific opportunity for collectors to snag small, affordable pieces by some of wildlife and western art's most sought after painters and sculptors.

Andrew is pleased to participate in this prestigious exhibition for the seventh consecutive year. This year's offerings include a small painting of a Bewick's Wren, "Thicket," available for bid at a set price, and a larger painting of a dove, "Morning Light," which will be available in the silent auction. Andrew will also have a drawing available in the highly popular Sketch auction concurrent with Western Visions.

Andrew Denman is pleased to announce that Astoria Fine Art is now the place to find his origninal artwork in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The artist has been a long time admirer of Astoria Fine Art, and he is honored to join their stable of top-notch artistic talent, which includes some of his most highly regarded contemporaries. Denman was drawn to the gallery for its rigorous attention to quality art, the diversity of its collection, its sophisticated but unpretentious atmosphere, and the dedicated professionalism of its staff and management.

Astoria Fine Art, located on the Town Square in beautiful Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is one of the West's premier fine art galleries. Currently featuring original works by artists, both contemporary and historical, from twenty states and five countries, their selection is unsurpassed in variety and quality. Managing Partner Greg Fulton is excited to serve your art collecting needs.

Andrew Denman's acrylic painting, "Mr. Tom-Tom Remains Unimpressed," will be included the 51st Annual Art and the Animal Exhibition of the Society of Animal Artists, which will premiere at the Dennos Museum Center at Northwestern Michigan College, in Traverse City, Michigan on September 17, 2011.

The Society of Animal Artists is an association of animal and wildlife painters and sculptors. Founded in 1960, the Society is devoted to promoting excellence in the portrayal of the creatures sharing our planet, and to the education of the public through its informative art seminars, lectures and teaching demonstrations. Some of the finest animal artists from the United States, Canada, Europe, Africa, Japan, and Australia are represented in the Society's membership. Andrew Denman has been a signature member of this elite group since 2002, during which time his work has garnered three of the Society's coveted Awards of Excellence.