GALLERY NEWS

For Maura Allen, the American West is not a fixed story, but one still being written. Drawing on her background in photography and shaped by the teachings of Sam Abell, she builds her compositions with intention—layer by layer, moment by moment. In this interview, Allen shares how history, light, and lived experience inform her work, […]

Interview with Peter Campbell and Ann Korologos Gallery For painter Peter Campbell, light is never merely observed — it is felt. Known for landscapes that balance quiet realism with deep emotional presence, Campbell approaches painting as an act of sustained attention rather than intention. Winter, with its slower pace and contemplative atmosphere, becomes a natural extension […]

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.

Linocut printmaker and naturalist, Sherrie York, visited Ann Korologos Gallery for a printmaking demonstration. The artist shared the reduction linocut printmaking process, showed the different stages of a multi-color prints, and attendees rolled up their sleeves for a hands-on printing experience. Watch the video above for a summary of the demonstration, and enjoy these images […]

Sherrie York, a printmaker, painter and draughtswoman based in Maine is an accomplished artist with an international reputation for lyrical and expressive works on paper. The beauty and mysteries she discovers on her walks inspire York’s nature-focused linocuts. Her printmaker’s eye is drawn to intricate flora, the behavior of birds, and patterns across land and seascapes.  In anticipation for the Printmaking Demonstration […]

When first-time author and artist Deborah Paris stepped into Lennox Woods, an old-growth southern hardwood forest in the Pineywoods of northeast Texas, she felt a disruption that was both spatial and temporal. Walking the remnants of an old wagon trail past ancient stands of pine, white oak, elm, hickory, sweetgum, maple, hornbeam, and red oak, […]

Inspired by ancient Anasazi and Mimbres potsherds, Michael Wisner began making southwestern pottery 25 years ago. Wisner’s ceramic works are made entirely from “scratch,” hand-digging and cleaning clay from the ground near his studio in Woody Creek, CO, hand-coiling the forms, and hand-pressing patterns of sacred geometry into the leather-hard clay before firing. Watch Wisner […]

Wednesday Night Live in BasaltOn the Sidewalks in Downtown Basalt every Wednesday through August 20205:30 pm – 8:30 pm | Free  Ann Korologos Gallery will be open from 10AM to 8PM every Wednesday through Summer (music until 8:30!). Join us ‘under the clocktower’ at Ann Korologos Gallery Wednesday Night Live – An ongoing summer series featuring […]