Amy Laugesen | Ann Korologos Gallery

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Cloudscape

Ceramic on Metal Base, 10.5 x 22 x 7 in

Companeros

Ceramic and Wood, 13.5 x 18 x 12 in

Crestone Peaks

Ceramic on Wood Base, 6 x 17 x 6 in

Diamond Mare

Ceramic and Wood, 15 x 17 x 8 in

Paint

Ceramic on Metal Base, 7 x 11.5 x 3 in

Sun and Moon

Ceramic and Steel, 15 x 16 x 6.5 in

The Black Hat

Ceramic on Metal Base, 11 x 7 x 6 in

The Dunes

Ceramic on Wood Base, 4.5 x 13.5 x 8 in

Western Pleasure

Ceramic on Metal Base, 23 x 11 x 5 in

The horse–familiar in form, nature, and spirit–continues to offer powerful inspiration… As Western metaphor, the horse symbolizes power, grace, nobility, strength, endurance and freedom which I integrate into classical yet contemporary forms.

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Jan 19, 2024

In the Studio: Clay and Cameras

Sculptor Amy Laugesen and visual artist Stephen Hume met, appropriately enough, in a Denver art gallery. They started dating in 1999 and married three years later on the winter solstice. The artistic couple built their dream home off the grid in Colorado’s vast San Luis Valley five years ago. “It’s the largest valley in the […]

Feb 28, 2023

State of the Art Colorado in Western Art Collector

March 2023 Edition FEATURED SPECIAL SECTION IN THE MARCH 2023 EDITION OF WESTERN ART COLLECTOR. Read the full article here. State of the Art: Colorado When visiting Colorado, you simply cannot ignore the monumental and awe-inspiring presence of the many peaks and natural wonders of the Rocky Mountain range or the “Southern Rocky Mountains.” Colorado […]

Dec 02, 2022

Press Release | The Art of Connection

The Art of Connection Ann Korologos Gallery presents The Art of Connection, a group exhibition exploring art as a means of connection to each other, to place, to memory, and to mediums. The exhibition is on view December 1, 2022 through January 4, 2023 at Ann Korologos Gallery in downtown Basalt and virtually at korologosgallery.com. A […]

Aug 03, 2022

Interview with Terry Gardner and Amy Laugesen on San Luis Valley Collaboration

Painter Terry Gardner and sculptor Amy Laugesen came to Ann Korologos Gallery with the idea for this exhibition after visiting the Zapata Ranch in the San Luis Valley. This exhibition, Terry Gardner and Amy Laugesen: San Luis Valley Views depicts the experience of these artists on this active ranch, of being led by women on […]

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Feb 28, 2023

State of the Art Colorado in Western Art Collector

Jul 25, 2022

Elevated Art Magazine Features Ann Korologos Gallery

Ann Korologos Gallery, Basalt, Colorado Elevated Art Magazine | Summer 2022 Edition Inside Ann Korologos Gallery Located at the confluence of two rivers in historic downtown Basalt, Colorado, Ann Korologos Gallery is a place to feel awe and discover beauty, all while discovering something new about the arts with each visit. The gallery represents more […]

Mar 31, 2022

Western Art Collector | "Wild and Wonderful" Show Preview

Ann Korologos Gallery highlights nature art by women artists Western Art Collector | March 2022 Edition Twenty women artists come together for an exhibition at Ann Korologos Gallery that explores the “joyous moments of life and landscapes across Colorado and the West.” Moving through the exhibition, viewers can witness the wonders of nature in all […]

Jan 21, 2022

Art & Object | Amy Laugesen's Mixed Media Horses

Amy Laugesen ’s Herd of Mixed-Media Horses By: Art & Object Magazine | January 12, 2022 | Colleen Smith This story was featured in the online Studio section of Art & Object magazine. Amy Laugesen, a Denver native, sculpts horses and mules in homage to their roles in the history of Colorado. However, her rustic yet elegant ceramic and […]

Mar 25, 2020

Amy Laugesen featured on cover of Artist Acclaim

“Amy’s connection to horses came during a tough time in her adolescence. To pull her through, her parents gave her Tic Tac, a rescue horse with a difficult past.” Artist Acclaim: The Sculpture Issue, 2020Published by Coors Western Art Exhibit & Sale

Mar 24, 2020

Amy Laugesen | Soul Mates

AMY LAUGESEN remembers a moment early in her career when she learned a valuable lesson: In art-making, expect surprises, sometimes even shocking ones. As a student at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University, located in Boston, she was required to submit a project for final review. She settled on creating a life-size sculpture of a horse’s torso made from Styrofoam and plaster, on top of which she applied handmade paper painstakingly fashioned from flax.

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