Yes album artist Roger Dean, who will show original works at the 24th L.A. Art Show, discusses his dismissed 'Avatar' lawsuit and building a moon base in Hawaii. By Jordan Riefe.

If Roger Dean had given into his art school and stuck to four-legged chairs and box-like housing, perhaps he would have received the institutional tick of approval.

Roger Dean: The painting was essentially symbolic. I needed something to symbolize an outside elemental force to contrast [with] domestic security. It was done for my thesis on architecture.

Roger Dean, Floating Islands, Acrylic on Linen, 48 x 72. When he begins shaping a new painting, Dean makes dozens of little thumbnails in his black Moleskine notebooks, developing ideas, redrawing and ...

You might not know Roger Dean’s name, but you’ve almost certainly seen his work. Here’s a clue – for those of you of a certain age, just think the band Yes. The British artist’s ...

Since November 19, 2022, The Chambers Project has featured the work of Roger and Frejya Dean in “The Secret Path.” The show has had a steady attendance from people who have traveled from far and wide ...

At this year’s 21st edition of ArtPalmBeach, Trading Boundaries Fine Art Gallery is showcasing a stunning collection of Roger Dean’s works for fairgoers to be captivated by. Islands and Bridges is a ...

Artist William Roger Dean alleged Cameron ripped off 14 of his paintings for the 2009 sci-fi epic, and was seeking damages from Cameron, Avatar studio 20th Century Fox and Cameron’s production ...

A brand new Roger Dean art exhibition has opened at the popular Trading Boundaries venue in Fletching in East Sussex. Horizon Line runs until December 31, and the all-new exhibition offers fans a ...

Roger Dean’s unique worlds have graced the covers of albums and video games, but now his paintings have finally found a new home — as part of a game itself.

Did the floating mountains and otherworldly landscapes in James Cameron’s Avatar remind you of artist Roger Dean’s fantastical paintings? Dean certainly thinks there’s more than a passing ...