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January Openings:
1st and 3rd Friday Openings at participating galleries
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Exhibiting a selection of gallery
artists.
Through
January 31
Wednesday, January 15
Gallery 1261
Opening Reception, 6-8 pm
Icons for a New West, curated by Rose Fredrick.
This exhibition reimagines the American West with a bold
and contemporary perspective. Featuring an extraordinary
lineup of artists, this exhibition challenges
traditional nostalgia, offering fresh and innovative
interpretations of Western icons and themes. Be among
the first to explore this groundbreaking collection! The
exclusive online collector
preview launches on Tuesday, January 7, giving you
early access to exceptional works before the public
opening. Participating Artists Reen Axtell, Kate Breakey,
Tim Cherry, Maeve Eichelberger, Andy Evansen, Dwight
Davidson, Ulrich Gleiter, Terry Gardner, Stephanie
Hartshorn, Tony Hochstetler, Susie Hyer, William
Matthews, Don Stinson, Charles Parson, Corey Pickett,
Linda Prokop, Jeff Puckett, Billyo O'Donnell, Michael Vacchiano, Dan Young, Daniel Sprick, Johanna Mueller,
David Carmack Lewis, Elsa Sroka, and Jen Starling.
Through January 28
Friday, January 17
Walker Fine Art
Opening Reception, 5 - 8 pm
Entanglement, with artists Farida Hughes, Danny
Williams, Doug Haeussner, Deidre Adams, Brandon Reese,
and Blair Vaughn-Gruler. An exhibition exploring the
intricate connections between identity, memory, and the
experiences that shape our inner and outer worlds.
Through unique materials, gestures, and symbols, these
six artists delve into abstraction to engage with
profound themes of interconnectedness, sparking
reflection on our individual and collective existence.
The work reimagines the fragments of life as elements of
a cohesive whole, blurring the boundaries between past
and present, natural and artificial, as well as the
physical and spiritual.
Through March 8
Thursday, January
23
David B. Smith Gallery
Artist's reception, 5 - 8pm
Last Year's Wonders All Surpassed, a
collaborative exhibition by Yumi Janairo Roth and
Emmanuel David. The exhibition, whose title is drawn
from the advertising phrases of Buffalo Bill's Wild
West, examines the place of the Filipino cowboy on the
world stage. The show features new work including,
11,111, a series of over 130 paintings and a two-channel
video that tracks the miles traversed by a trio of
Filipino Rough Riders as they performed on tour across
the United States with Buffalo Bill's Wild West in 1899.
Produced collaboratively with jeepney sign painters in
metro Manila, these vibrantly colored paintings are
shown alongside contemporary portraits of participants
in the Masbate Rodeo, an annual festival in the
Philippines that showcases the long history of the
livestock industry and its related cowboy culture across
the island nation.
Through February 15
Friday, January 24
William Havu Gallery
Opening Reception, 5-8 pm
James Pringle Cook Interior Paintings, and on the
Mezzanine Lynn Boggess. James Pringle Cook (b.1947) is
an American painter known nationally for expressive,
monumental landscapes and urban scenes that employ
vigorous brushwork and thick, impasto surfaces and move
between realism and passages of abstraction .Museum
Director Robert Yassin described Cook as "a painter who
is in love with painting [whose] bravura use of paint is
akin to the abstract expressionists; unlike them,
however, he provides viewers with a recognizable
reality, ordered by his own personal vision and
controlled by his technical mastery."
Cook has exhibited throughout the United States and in
Canada in more than seventy solo exhibitions, including
shows at the Tucson Museum of Art, Albrecht-Kemper
Museum of Art and Roswell Museum and Art Center, and
group exhibits at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
and Wichita Art Museum, among many. His work has been
featured in Arts Magazine, American Artist and New
American Paintings (vol. 12, 24, 36), major newspapers
including the Chicago Tribune, Arizona Daily Star,
Philadelphia Inquirer and The New Mexican, and
television news features in Dallas, Phoenix and Tucson.
More than seventy museum and public collections hold
Cook's work, including the Denver Art Museum, Phoenix
Art Museum, and Milwaukee Art Museum.
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Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Edward
Aldrich
Open Spaces
12 x 24
inches
Through January 31
Gallery 1261
David Carmack
Reverie
Through January 28
Walker Fine Art
Deidre Adams
Through March 8
David B. Smith Gallery
Yumi Janairo Roth
and Emmanuel David Clark, 2024 Archival ink on
Hahnemuhle paper 45 x 30 inches
Through February 15
William Havu Gallery
James Pringle Cook
Reflections - Loop Oil On Canvas. 60x 70 Inches
Through
March 1
William Havu Gallery
Tony Ortega
Barrios Unido
Pastel 20 x 28 inches, framed
Though January 18
William Havu Gallery
Max Lehman
Blue Snake Charmer and the Gene Genie
Clay, underglaze, paint and wire,
20 x 74 x 72 inches
Though January 18
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Member Galleries:
Abend
Gallery
David B. Smith Gallery
David
Cook Fine Art
Gallery 1261
GALLERY M
K Contemporary
Michael Warren Contemporary
Plinth
Gallery
Plus
Gallery
Robischon Gallery
Rule
Gallery
Saks
Galleries
Space
Gallery
Visions West Contemporary
Walker
Fine Art
William Havu Gallery
William Matthews
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