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exhibits
August:
Friday, July 8 and 22
1st and 3rd Friday Openings at participating galleries
Month of August
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Current works and exhibits with gallery artists
Gallery M
Yousuf Karsh, Georgia O'Keeffe,
1956
Thursday, August 4
Rule Gallery
Artist's reception 6-8 pm
Diego Rodriguez-Warner: Iteratives, a solo
exhibition of new paintings that documents his pursuit
of novel formal terrains and chromatic dialects. Through
disciplined repetition and a heightened sensitivity to
his works’ internal cues and procedural revelations, the
artist hones in on the portal of possibilities embodied
in the living form.
Through September 17
Friday, August 5
Plinth Gallery
Mark Goudy and Liza Ridde, Symbiosis. The word
"intention" comes to mind when observing the ceramic
work of Mark Goudy and Liza Riddle. While each artist's
ceramics are diametrically opposed and stylistically
different, their work exudes intentionality: it is
deliberate, purposeful, and highly engaging. Part of
both artists' intentionality is to create a visual
language and express that language through their work.
While Goudy's work is vessel centric, Riddle's ceramics
decidedly do not reference the container aesthetic. Yet
both artists have designed work that articulates a very
specific discourse.
Through September 24
Continuing:
Visions
West Contemporary
Mountain Standard Time, a
multi-gallery summer exhibition presenting art that is
in dialogue with the American West. WIth artists: June
Glasson, Rachel Denny, Sarah Winkler, Beau Carey,
Raychael Stine, Jennifer Stine, Danielle Winger, Johnny
Defeo, Mike Ousley, Julie Buffalohead, David Rathman
Molly Schulps, and Rocky Hawkins. The works included in
the exhibition are just a snapshot of the broad range of
artists represented by Visions West Contemporary, as
well as the current state of contemporary art in the
region today. Mountain Standard Time subverts the
Western monolith of cowboys and saloons and instead
celebrates the diverse Rocky Mountain history of people,
environmentalism, and complex cultural influences that
is a fixture of the American psyche.
Through August 27
Walker Fine Art
Modus Operandi, featuring: Deidre Adams, Blair Vaughn-Gruler,
Ben Strawn, Melana Bontrager, Laura Guese, and Melanie
Grein. Every creator possesses a unique artistic
language that works concurrently with their own medium
and inspirations. MODUS OPERANDI presents artists who
utilize this dialect to dictate the outcome of their
work, allowing spontaneity, intuition and process to be
the driving forces in their creations. Working within
their own subconscious and guidelines, these artists
focus on the creative process rather than the end
result, thus finding freedom in the journey.
Through September 10
Space Gallery
New works by Michael Hedges and Karine Leger. Hedges:
"My paintings are a synthesis of color, line, form and
texture. They begin as a problem of two or more color
relationships to be explored through form. The form is
loosely defined by a drawing that acts as a skeleton and ecto-skeleton both beneath and above the finished work.
The application of the media to the painting surface is
of utmost importance to me." Leger: Deeply connected to
her personal life, superimposed layers of images and
transparent acrylics has its own story to tell. The
shapes seem anthropomorphic at times, reflecting that
constant desire for balance. But they only reveal just
enough, allowing plenty of room for the viewers to find
their own interpretation or story.
Through August 20
William Havu Gallery
Water Cycle, an exhibition by painters, Lynn Boggess and
Jivan Lee.
A plein air landscape painter from West Virginia, Lynn
Boggess braves the weather of all seasons, armed with
canvases and cement trowels for brushes, to capture the
beauty of nature in his unique landscapes. Lynn
continues to live and work in West Virginia. Jivan Lee
is an oil painter based in Taos and Santa Fe, NM.
His work explores the nature of paint as raw material,
creator of image, and catalyst for emotional response,
and is increasingly addressing the complexities of how
humans see and shape their environment.
Through August 30
Robischon Gallery
Solo Exhibition: Ana Maria Hernando "Geometrias
Tiernas,"Sculptural Works And Installation. Concurrently
On View: Jonathan Parker- Constructed Painting, Don
Voisine -Painting, Jim Osman - Sculpture David Fought -
Sculpture Amy Ellingson - Painting and Drawing
Through August 13
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Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Stacey Peterson
Mountain Water
oil, 32 x 24
Gallery M
Yousuf Karsh
Georgia O'Keeffe, 1956
Rule Gallery
Diego Rodriguez-Warne
There Won't be a Single Place Dark or Unhappy, 2022
latex, acrylic and spray paint on panel, 60 x 48 in
Through September 17
Plinth Gallery
Mark Goudy
Through September 24
Visions
West Contemporary
Sarah Winkler
They Call Me A Wild Rose, 2022
acrylic on panel, 24 x 24 inches
Through August 27
Walker Fine Art
Deidre Adams
Through September 10
Space Gallery
Michael Hedges
The Weight Of Trouble
Oil On Canvas, 64"X52"
Through August 20
Walker Fine Art
Blair Vaughn-Gruler
Through September 10
William Havu Gallery
Lynn Boggess
June 6, 2020
Oil on canvas, 46 x 40 inches
Through August 30
Robischon Gallery
Ana Maria Hernando
A Far Silent Sea/Swept Land (Detail)
Tulle and mixed media,
41 x 41 in.
Through August 13 |
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Member Galleries:
Abend
Gallery
David B. Smith Gallery
David
Cook Fine Art
Gallery 1261
GALLERY M
K Contemporary
Mai Wyn Fine Art
Michael Warren Contemporary
Plinth
Gallery
Plus
Gallery
Robischon Gallery
Rule
Gallery
Saks
Galleries
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Space
Gallery
Visions West Contemporary
Walker
Fine Art
William Havu Gallery
William Matthews
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