EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS

Transmuting form and function, water is a temporary visitor. Consider the journey of water from cloud to river to forest to ice to desert to part of each of us.

Familiar landscapes painted in Taylor’s colorful, gestural style convey the mood of the artist, seen through his characteristic brushwork and vibrant palette.

The power of place and the lightness of being converge in this legendary 100-work exhibition.

The impressionist landscape paintings of Dan Young feel familiar to those who know the wild of the West and the Roaring Fork Valley.

Lauded for his poetic portraits, Terry Gardner draws his inspiration from legendary surroundings – historic ranches and ancient groves – expressing the mystery and intrigue of the subjects and their present power that will eventually fade in time.

In the hands of Margaretta Caesar, landscapes come alive through the thick brushstrokes and vibrant palette that create dimensionality.

Ceramicist Michael Wisner explains and demonstrates his process of selecting, digging, and creating clay from the land, developing fine finishes without the use of glaze, and working with the land and its energy.

Inspired by the Abstract Expressionist movement, Diana Woods adds dimensions of contrast between animals and their dreamlike surroundings in paintings filled with layers of texture, luminous color, drips and gestural brushstrokes.

Colorado artist Leon Loughridge creates and prints a Japanese-style moku hanga woodblock print over a three-day “gallery residency.”  Ask questions and witness the process!

Bold landscapes and inventive visions created by artists that see the world through a different lens, guided by instinct and imagination.

Marking 32 years as a contemporary art gallery with works by forty-four painters, sculptors, printmakers, and mixed media artists.