SAF hosts 10th Telluride Plein Air
Old idea. New blood. When they first came on the scene back in 1874, artists who ultimately became brand names – Monet, Manet, Renoir, Bonnard and Degas – were considered rebel
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YOUR AH HAA MOMENT: NEW WEBSITE, EASIER TO REGISTER ONLINE NOW!
As Telluride’s summer season inches ever closer, Ah Haa is gearing up for a season packed full of children’s art immersion camps, interesting classes for adults, and a plethora
TIO DENVER: THE BUZZ FROM PLUS GALLERY
Almost 12 years ago when we first opened the doors to our new gallery Denver’s art scene, and yes, the world itself, seemed like a very different place. Space Gallery had jus
TIO DENVER: “SPUN: ADVENTURES IN TEXTILES”
On April 11, the Denver Art Museum (DAM) announced the receipt of a $1.75 million gift from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation that will continue the transformation of the museum’
TELLURIDE ARTS: LAST 1ST THURSDAY ART WALK OF SEASON
Born and raised in southwest Colorado, Dalen Stevens is an avid outdoorsman, backpacking, hiking, and backcountry skiing the mountains and desert country of the region, his work dr
TELLURIDE ARTS: MARCH ART WALK
Bruce Gomez was the very first artist Will and Hilary Thompson, owners of the Telluride Gallery of Fine Art, signed for their stable when they opened their new gallery on Main Stre
TAB 2013: ROCK SHOOTER AT TELLURIDE GALLERY
Opening of the work at the Gallery on Friday, February 22, 3 – 5 p.m. Dinner with Bob Gruen auctioned off at Telluride AIDS Benefit gala fashion show. Book-signing and artist rec
TELLURIDE ARTS: FEBRUARY ART WALK
Stephanie Morgan-Rodgers is interested in rural life, “salt of the earth” daily work. Living close to the land gives her a unique perspective. “I am able to experience how
GALLERY, AH HAA FEATURE SCULPTOR CHRISTIAN BURCHARD
Artist’s reception coincides with First Thursday Art Walk, 2/7 When last seen, artist Christian Burchard was surrounded by gorgeous flowers. At least his work was. Pieces fas
HONORING MARTIN LUTHER KING
Martin Luther King, Jr. made history. Dan Budnik was an eyewitness and chronicler. Many of Budnik’s images were never published in the mainstream media. Others, such as one h
TIO NYC: “LIFE OF PI” AND “FAKING IT” AT THE MET
What to do on a rainy day in New York? Try fishing for your dinner. That’s what it felt like, like all we had to do was reach out and grab a fish right out of the ocean as it