GALLERY NEWS

Public arts in Carbondale and Basalt, fly fishing and the art of de-stressing Paul Reimer is a blacksmith from Cranbook, British Columbia – “the Rocky part of the Rockies,” as he shared by the river in a conversation with Ann Korologos Gallery. Paul Reimer, a blacksmith from Cranbook, British Columbia, found the gallery while he […]

Marcia Weese’s luminous monoprints blur the boundaries between painting, drawing and sculpture, combining layered color, atmosphere and organic form through an intuitive printmaking process. Now available at Ann Korologos Gallery are works from her ABOVE | BELOW and FLOWERS series, both rooted in Weese’s ongoing exploration of nature, transformation and the interconnected intelligence of the […]

For decades, Craig O’Brien has occupied a unique space in the art world — not only as an accomplished artist in his own right, but as a master printmaker and trusted collaborator whose technical expertise helped some of the most respected contemporary artists expand their visual language through printmaking. At Ann Korologos Gallery, a special […]

Amy Laugesen is known for her modern-day equine “relics” that span from large-scale commissioned public artworks to small mixed-media treasures. Mainly working with ceramics, Laugesen has mastered techniques to create works that look ancient, drawing from Eastern and Western clay sculpting traditions, and a variety of glazing techniques to achieve the unique color of each […]

For Maura Allen, the American West is not a fixed story, but one still being written. Drawing on her background in photography and shaped by the teachings of Sam Abell, she builds her compositions with intention—layer by layer, moment by moment. In this interview, Allen shares how history, light, and lived experience inform her work, […]

Sherrie York Interview March 2026 In her latest body of work with Ann Korologos Gallery, Sherrie York captures the quiet drama of the natural world with a sense of intimacy and restraint. Known for her luminous linocuts and contemplative compositions, York turns her attention to fleeting moments and curiosities – where does the chickadee go […]

‘He who works with his hands is a laborer. He who works with his hands and his head is a craftsman. He who works with his hands and his head and his heart is an artist.’ – St. Francis of Assisi For Marie Figge Wise, landscape is not simply observed—it is felt. Her softly rendered […]

In Resonance at Ann Korologos Gallery, Veryl Goodnight brings a commanding physical presence to the exhibition through her masterful bronze sculptures. With a six-decade career grounded in traditional realism, Goodnight’s work reflects a deep understanding of anatomy, movement, and form—particularly in her depictions of horses. In this conversation, she reflects on artistic legacy, the enduring power of realism, and the […]