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“The Ann Korologos Gallery gives nuance to the idea of ‘Western art’, tapping into the American West and frontier culture as an inspiration for their collections. Focused on American artists working across various media from painting and photography to sculpture and print-making, Ann Korologos Gallery is an unmissable, distinctively Coloradan bulwark of the Rocky Mountains’ arts scene. Located outside of Aspen in the small town of Basalt, numerous artists featured at the gallery channel the town’s idyllic surroundings into their artistic vision, with particular reference to the town’s reputation as a mountain fishing Mecca.”
May 2019, Issue 163
May 2019, Issue 163
February 25, 2019
By Gussie Fauntleroy
Mike Weber mixes mediums and styles while balancing urban and rural life
December 2018
By Kim Agricola
Mixed-media artist Mike Weber just recently joined the gallery’s respected stable, which embraces both traditional and out-of-the-box perspectives on the American West. “Mike’s work is a little different for us, but it’s still in the vein of western art,” says Iles. “He portrays barns and animals, but the way he works, and his medium, are unique to our roster, so we’re excited to have his outlook among all of our usual suspects.”
With a background in broadcast graphics, animation, and motion-picture design, Weber brings a decidedly modern vision to his classic western subjects. One distinctive trademark that sets his work apart is his use of materials like gold and silver leaf, resin, photographic film transfers, and acrylic. On occasion, the artist also incorporates neon. “So my work is a bit more graphic and pop art-like compared to more traditional artists,” he notes. Read more ›
December 2016/January 2017
By Michele Corriel
February 2015
(Cover story) R&B star John Legend and his wife, cover girl Chrissy Teigen, find a rhythm all their own at an intimate Manhattan apartment designed by by Don Stewart. In the dining area, a steel wall serves as the backdrop for a mixed-media work by Mike Weber.
