GALLERY NEWS

When painting trees, I often think of the words from Lao Tzu regarding nature, “They fulfill their functions and make no claims.” These trees grow at altitudes most people never witness. They grow slowly, rings so tight pathogens and insects fail to penetrate. They store water in their needles, relentlessly reaching for light, bending in beloved […]

Luke Anderson’s work is rooted in places and experiences he has lived and seen, reimagining the experience from memory and reference photos, and using layers and reductive techniques for depth and texture. The paintings incorporate contemporary elements of surrealism, abstraction, and graphic design into the often more traditional genre of Western Art. Ann Korologos Gallery […]

Paula Schuette Kraemer has a tradition of tallying animal sightings witnessed along hikes and camping trips in Colorado, even writing the sightings on the calendar, and creating a series of family portraits. It is no wonder her eyes were drawn to the island cats of Hydra, Greece during a trip abroad, and she kept a […]

sees them in shadows dancing across the land, in the curves of rolling hills, in the layered ridges of the distant Sangre de Cristo mountain range.

Amy Lay admits that it took her a few years to recognize the value of the art degree she earned from Eastern Oregon University in 1994.

Michael Kessler is an abstract artist inspired by nature. He lives a creative life that is deeply intwined in nature and curiosity, experimentation and wonder. For fifty years, he has experimented with new mediums, whether it be acrylic (created while he was in college), or his own inventions and processes that are incorporated into mixed […]

Terry Gardner moved west from Missouri to paint the outdoors and develop an intimate relationship with the land and life of the west. Shortly after moving to Colorado he studied with Mark Daily and Quang Ho at the Art Students League of Denver. Gardner’s compositions are born from his surroundings but evolve in his studio […]

Donna Howell-Sickles has been part of the Texas ranching culture since she was born. Raised on a 900-acre farm, Howell-Sickles knew the true strength and joy of women in the ranching world, and yet, they were often depicted on the fringe of the culture: waiting for or watching the men come and go, gloriously, on horseback. […]