



“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.”
October 2018
By Mark Stevens
“Really, it’s one of my favorite trains I’ve painted,” Winegar said in a telephone interview from his Farmington, Utah, studio, “and I’ve done a lot of trains.” Pat and Brenda Hill of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, commissioned the painting of the No. 1 in honor and memory of Clinchfield Railroad families. “When Simon showed us the painting, it brought me to tears,” Brenda said. “He captured a piece of my heart in his beautiful painting.” Read more ›