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  • Dan Young - Waiting for the Sunrise
    Dan Young, “Waiting for the Sunrise,” Oil on Canvas, 30 x 36 in
  • Peter Campbell - Early Winter
    Peter Campbell, “Early Winter,” Oil on Canvas, 38 x 51 in
  • Sean Wallis - Winter Settles Beneath Sopris
    Sean Wallis, “Winter Settles Beneath Sopris,” Oil on Canvas, 24 x 36 in
  • Dan Young - A Peak at November
    Dan Young, “A Peak at November,” , 40 x 3 in
  • Peter Campbell - Luna
    Peter Campbell, “Luna,” Oil on Canvas, 47 x 46 in
  • Sean Wallis - The Song of Cold Waters
    Sean Wallis, “The Song of Cold Waters,” Oil on Canvas, 40 x 30 in
  • Rick Stevens - View of Sky Through Aspens
    Rick Stevens, “View of Sky Through Aspens,” Oil on Linen, 36 x 42 in

    • GATHERING LIGHT

    On View: JANUARY 8 – 27

  • Lisa Gordon, “Da Bear”
  • Michael Wisner - Metallic Kauai #371
    Michael Wisner, “Metallic Kauai #371,” Ceramic, 4 x 7 x 7 in
  • Andy Taylor - Changes
    Andy Taylor, “Changes,” Oil on Linen, 29 x 33 in
  • Michael Kessler - Brush Grove #17
    Michael Kessler, “Brush Grove #17,” Mixed Media on Canvas, 36 x 48 in
  • Sabrina Stiles - They Never Did Find Jenny's Missing Earring
    Sabrina Stiles, “They Never Did Find Jenny’s Missing Earring,” Pastel on Paper, 24 x 24 in
  • Sean Wallis - Aspen Mountain Flowers
    Sean Wallis, “Aspen Mountain Flowers,” Oil on Canvas, 14 x 11 in
  • Paula Schuette Kraemer - Thicket 19/20, UNF
    Paula Schuette Kraemer, “Thicket 19/20, UNF,” Drypoint, Monotype, Etching and Collage, 15 x 18 in

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    LINDA LILLEGRAVEN
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    DIANA WOODS

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    RICK STEVENS

     “I strive to be comfortable holding opposites and giving them space to live and thrive in an image. While I want to express movement, I strive for a strong balance in the composition to give it stability as well. Stillness is the central axis of all movement. That may sound like a paradox to some, but it is embodied by a dancer or practitioner of the martial arts.” LEARN MORE:

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