Peter Campbell, Allison Stewart, Katie DeGroot
Masters of various mediums use their skill and imagination as commentary on the beauty, destruction, and personification of the natural world.

A small-works group exhibition celebrating the many ways art brings joy to all: viewers, artists, and collectors alike, including artists’ delight in creating for others. Featured artists include Sabrina Stiles, Andy Taylor, Sean Wallis and Diana Woods.

Featuring the works of Heather Foster, Veryl Goodnight, Sean Wallis and Simon Winegar.

Presenting unique approaches to western landscape painting, Margaretta Caesar, Peter Campbell, Cap Pannell, Deborah Paris & Marie Figge Wise define the terrain with mood, mystery, alternate perspectives, and great imagination.

Exploring interpretations of nature through Rick Stevens’ canvases which juxtapose shapes, patterns, colors, and textures in unexpected ways to evoke both immediacy and contemplation.

Discovering magical, humorous and insightful portraits and scenes with animals as the narrative in the mediums of sculpture, mixed-media, and painting. Featuring Lisa Gordon, Donna Howell-Sickles, Diana Woods and introducing watercolor artist Katie DeGroot.

Explore the forms of Michael Wisner’s handmade local clay carved with nature’s geometry and view a demonstration of the process on July 27. 

Honoring Andy Taylor and Dan Young, Roaring Fork Valley artists whose ever-changing perspectives on their beloved Colorado landscape have earned a dedicated following. Celebrating a combined sixty years of representation by Ann Korologos Gallery.

Lloyd Schermer, Brett Scheifflee, Sabrina Stiles, Terry Gardner, and Sarah Lamb explore styles from realism to abstraction, mediums from pastel to oil to antique wood type, each considering ways of life that have disappeared or evolved.

A curated selection of all Ann Korologos Gallery artists.

Showcasing the mastery of positive and negative space in multidimensional works by Leon Loughridge, Sherrie York, Joel Ostlind, and Linda Lillegraven.

Stepping through the seasons, styles, and mediums in this group exhibition that explores changes in nature, light and the world around us.

Exploring the ever changing landscape through the works of Peter Campbell and Andy Taylor.

Discovering the interaction of light, shadow, and wildlife in snowscape and nocturnal paintings, prints, and mixed media works.

Showcasing the vibrant, impressionist, dream-like works of Rick Stevens, Diana Woods, Paula Schuette Kraemer and Sabrina Stiles.

The Art of Connection explores art as a means of connection to each other, to place, and to mediums.

Fall Gallery Selections, an exhibition of select works from each of our forty painters, printmakers, painters, photographers and mixed-media artists.

Step through the seasons, styles, and mediums in this group exhibition exploring changes in ourselves and the world around us.

Deborah Paris, Allison Stewart, Marie Figge Wise and Michael Kessler depict nature through abstraction and mood.

Explore the lore and luster of ranch life, horses, and landscapes through a collaboration between painter Terry Gardner and sculptor Amy Laugesen.

Watch Colorado artist Leon Loughridge carve local landscapes into woodblocks and print the edition over a three-day “gallery residency.” 

Meet artist Michael Wisner and explore the ceramic forms of handmade local clay carved with natures geometry

Andy Taylor: The Art of Color is a solo exhibition featuring the local artist and the landscape paintings in the colorful, gestural style of Andy Taylor.

Dan Young: Mountain Majesty is a solo exhibition featuring the local artist and his impressionist landscape paintings depicting majestic peaks, valleys, and pastimes of the Colorado Rocky Mountains.

Sarah Lamb: Timeless Memories is a solo exhibition featuring dramatic still lifes that capture the senses by nationally acclaimed American realist painter Sarah Lamb who expertly captures the color, depth, and texture of objects that could be from the 1800s or 2022.

Lightness of Spirit explores traditional subjects—landscapes, wildlife, and farm animals—with levity, humor, and affection represented by Donna Howell-Sickles, Sabrina Stiles, Diana Woods, and Paula Schuette Kraemer.

Carved, Etched, Painted showcases the mastery of various painting and printmaking techniques by Leon Loughridge, Joel Ostlind, Linda Lillegraven, and Sherrie York.

Light: F/X examines the impact of light on a landscape, defining form and creating the mood of the moment. Featuring the work of Heather Foster, Ewoud de Groot, Kate Starling, Sean Wallis and Simon Winegar.

Wild and Wonderful explores the joyous moments of life and landscapes across Colorado and the West, captured by 20 women of the arts. Including Donna Howell-Sickles, Lisa Gordon, Linda Lillegraven, Paula Schuette Kraemer, Diana Woods, and more.

The Colors of Snow showcases the colors of light and shadow across the winter landscapes of “Colorful Colorado” captured by Peter Campbell, Veryl Goodnight, Leon Loughridge, Cap Pannell, and more.

Gift giving really is an art. It is an opportunity to sit with gratitude for the person and consider a gift that reflects how you feel and who they are. It\'s no small task. And yet, small gifts can have a big impact, too.

Nature’s Patterns explores the beauty of erosion and growth through the abstract mixed media panels of Michael Kessler and ceramic forms carved with nature’s geometry by Michael Wisner.

Gallery Selections showcases a selection of contemporary art you’d love to live with by 40 painters, printmakers, sculptors, photographers, and mixed-media artists.

Visions of the West is a group exhibition exploring art of the native west, from ceremonial clothing by Janet Nelson, to historical figures of Tomas Lasansky, to landscapes and wild horses by Nathan Solano, and more.

Ann Korologos Gallery invites you to an in-person linocut printmaking demonstration with Sherrie York on Thursday, August 26th from 4 to 6PM at Ann Korologos Gallery in Basalt, Colorado. For the safety of our clientele, artists, and staff, masks are kindly required.

One West, Three Perspectives is a group exhibition exploring dynamic differences in landscape painting, from the abstract style of Allison Stewart, to the colorful, gestural style of Andy Taylor, to the realist paintings of Brett Scheifflee.

Dinah Worman: Near & Far is a solo exhibition featuring the representational yet imaginative oil paintings of Dinah Worman that explore the human relationship to the landscape, organized as a large-scale still life.

Working the Land is a group exhibition inviting the viewer to experience life as a rancher of the American West featuring Terry Gardner, Simon Winegar, Donna Howell-Sickles, Peggy Judy, and more.

Dan Young: Colorado Impressions is a solo exhibition featuring the local artist and his impressionist landscape paintings depicting beloved locations and pastimes of the West with emphasis on his home state of Colorado.

Sarah Lamb: Reflections, a solo exhibition featuring the dynamic, nationally celebrated American realist painter, captures fleeting moments memorialized by the juxtaposition of colors and textures, interpreting simple beauty in dramatic still life paintings.

Summits, Streams, and Shelters explores the architecture of the West, from mountain peaks and wild streams to the shelters that placed man in nature.

A group exhibition exploring the character and connection of mankind with wild animals through the paintings, mixed-media works, monoprints, monotypes, and linocuts of Ewoud de Groot, Mike Weber, Paula Schuette Kraemer, and Sherrie York.

A group exhibition exploring the intimate mood and presence instilled by the interaction of light and landscape as captured in the diverse painting styles of Kate Starling, Sabrina Stiles, Peter Campbell, and Deborah Paris.

Michael Wisner: Form and Texture explores the hand coiled ceramics by Michael Wisner created from local, hand-dug, hand-made clay from the Roaring Fork Valley meticulously carved with patterns of sacred geometry observed in nature and translated to clay.

Impressions & Expressions explores ­nature’s abstractions by Michael Kessler and Allison Stewart, expressionist landscapes by Andy Taylor, and vibrant still lifes by Angus Wilson.

Women of the Wild West honors the cultures, landscapes, and history of the American West through the mixed media sculptures and paintings of Janet Nelson, Peggy Judy, Heather Foster, and 15 other contemporary female painters, printmakers, sculptors and photographers.

Barns & Bones of the West features the contemporary and historic structures and influential figures of the American West as captured in the paintings, color intaglio, and ceramics of Terry Gardner, Tomas Lasansky, Donna Howell-Sickles, Simon Winegar and Dinah Worman, complemented by 40 contemporary artists influenced by the West.

Sarah Lamb is a solo exhibition featuring the dramatic still lifes of familiar favorites--flowers, “Bonne Maman and Butter,” seasonal fruits--captured by nationally celebrated, dynamic American realist painter, Sarah Lamb, and introducing expressive landscape pastel artist, Sabrina Stiles.

Landscapes: Near & Far features the majestic landmarks and views from backcountry roads of the Roaring Fork Valley and Colorado with works by locally acclaimed and nationally awarded artists Dan Young, Leon Loughridge, Peter Campbell, and introducing Kate Starling and Deborah Paris.

Featuring Western landscapes through the abstract and impressionist styles of Michael Kessler, Marie Wise, and introducing Allison Stewart to the Roaring Fork Valley, complimented by vibrant gallery selections of the season.

This solo exhibition welcomes Spring through vibrant regional landscapes in the colorful, gestural style of local artist, Andy Taylor. Meet Andy at the Opening Reception on Thursday, March 19, 2020 from 5 to 7PM at Ann Korologos Gallery in Basalt.

Featuring Paula Schuette Kraemer & Mike Weber: The Wild & Whimsical aspect of Western Moods. Mike Weber captures the wild nature of America’s National Parks and rescue animals in his multi-media work, while Paula Schuette Kraemer turns life’s lessons and interactions with the natural world into whimsical dry-point monotypes.

Western Moods featuring the history, nostalgia, and wilderness of the West through vast landscapes, wild animals, barns, ranchers, and still lifes, including a spotlight on Paula Schuette Kraemer, Simon Winegar, and Andy Taylor.

A selection of prints, sketches, photographs, paintings and sculptures, including a spotlight on local ceramicist, Michael Wisner and mixed-media artist, Mike Weber.

A group exhibition featuring the feminine side of the West as portrayed by the vibrant cowgirls of Donna Howell-Sickles and the softer, more subtle aspects of the West in the luminous landscapes by Linda Lillegraven.

Dinah Worman and Heather Foster explore the landscapes of the West through a representational yet imaginative eye, as they capture cattle, water, mountains and canyons of Colorado and New Mexico.

A solo exhibition showcasing the moody palettes and loose brushstrokes of Gardner as he races to capture disappearing realities and values of the Old West, so they may not be forgotten. Gardner’s latest series examines the stereotypes and misunderstandings of ranchers of the American West, working to show them in their element, as lone, anonymous figures as he experiences them in the modern day. “Cowboys are one with the land and the outdoors, and the time they spend outdoors can hardly be matched,” reflects Gardner.

Wilson’s work looks simple, fast and evocative, but careful planning is fundamental to his process. When arranging his still lifes, Wilson places elements that he finds to be “sympathetic to each other” in color, size and form. Next, he creates a strong, monochromatic outline on canvas, a signature of his final work.

A solo exhibition featuring water-themed regional landscapes in the colorful, gestural style of local artist, Andy Taylor. For more than forty years, Taylor has been drawing and painting scenery within a day’s drive of his studio in Carbondale, Colorado. As an avid rafter, Andy is inspired by the colors, shapes, weather and places where water changes the landscape. His loyal collectors enjoy hanging the easily identifiable landmarks found across the Colorado Plateau, with its spectacular canyons, high plains, distant mesas, winding rivers, sparse trees and sundry vegetation. The artist often revisits the same areas to paint, knowing the landscape has changed both in form and through his perception.

Balancing Acts in Bronze and Ink showcases the juxtaposition of styles and subjects and how both artists explore balance. Lisa Gordon works in three-dimensional bronze sculptures of horses whimsically balanced on objects, while Sherrie York creates detailed works on paper of the delicate birds balancing on branches and flowers she witnesses in nature. While the scale and power of their subjects are incredibly different, both artists play with the balance of these beautiful animals, and reminds us of the joys of life.

Peggy Judy’s style as a painter is reminiscent of her surroundings: sharp edges, dusty colors, strong negative space, and a snapshot of the Old West. She always wanted to be an artist. “That or a lion tamer,” she laughs. “It’s the same thing, really—you have to control them, but also let it go at the same time.” After having bred and raised horses for 35 years, Peggy and her husband said goodbye to the sport horses she trained on their farm, and shifted gears to appreciate the working horses of the ranching world—with her camera and paintbrush in hand.

“I was introduced to Amy Laugesen and Sean Wallis first as a collector, and then grew to know them through the gallery,” shares gallery owner, Ann Korologos. “Both artists have a deep appreciation for the past and a love for the West. Amy is captivated by the symbolism of horses. Her creations combine centuries-old Eastern clay sculpting techniques and forms with today’s state-of-the-art processes. The result: equine sculptures which appear to be both relics and minimalist abstractions. Sean is enamored by the windows into the past: old missions, formal botanical gardens, dilapidated barns which spring to life on his thickly-painted, boldly-colored canvases. We are pleased to share this collection of new works from both artists as a celebration of Spring.”

A group exhibition capturing the illustrious colors, textures, and moods of snow featuring renowned artists Peter Campbell, Ewoud de Groot, Michael Fain, Simon Winegar, Dan Young, among others.

A brief group exhibition showcasing larger than life portraits of western icons.

Western Dimension: Sculpture highlights the many dimensions of the West by bringing it to shape through sculpture, featuring Neil Clifford, Gordon Gund, Amy Laugesen, and Lloyd Schermer; introducing Lisa Gordon.

The Western Experience highlights the interaction of man with western plains—especially from the perspective of ranchers—as explored by painters Terry Gardner, Simon Winegar, Nathan Solano, and Sean Wallis.

A group exhibition celebrating the vibrant transformation of seasons in the West, featuring a wide array of some of the most inspired painters, printmakers, and sculptors working in a variety of techniques to capture the budding colors and wild characters of Spring in the West.

A diverse group of painters, sculptors, and mixed media artists now represented by Ann Korologos Gallery: James Bohling • Tanya Bone • Ewoud de Groot • Lisa Gordon • Linda Lillegraven • Nathan Solano • Sean Wallis • Mike Weber

A group exhibition showcasing nationally awarded and locally acclaimed artists whose styles and subjects are as varied as the West.

A group exhibition featuring the myriad colors of Colorado through the artwork of some of its most inspired painters and sculptors.

Featuring artists Peter Campbell and Terry Gardner and their artistic interpretations of everything from bygone days to the modern West.

Featuring works by four women artists: Sandra Lee Kaplan, Kathryn Rabinow, Roseta Santiago, and Dinah K. Worman

A colorful selection of works from multiple artists to celebrate the return of spring.