Museums, Galleries, Shows and Public Art (for more artwork click here: HOME) |
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MUSEUMS, GALLERIES |
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Museums, Galleries, Shows and Public Art (for more artwork click here: HOME) |
| Near Aspen,
Colorado, in the small town of Ashcroft, amid soaring peaks and in the
midst of a lush mountain valley lies Toklat Gallery. My work and
the work of many other talented artists is represented there. The
scenery is exquisite -- both in the gallery and outside. http://www.toklatgallery.com/ |
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| Near Taos,
New Mexico (perhaps the art capitol of the nation) on the way to the ski
area, in the tiny town of Arroyo Seco is the Doug West Gallery. My
art is shown among the exquisite oils and serigraphs of Doug's. All very
much worth the trip. Stop in if you're nearby. Better yet, make
it a destination and enjoy some of the fine eateries nearby. http://www.dougwestart.com/gallery/index.html |
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The State
of Colorado commissioned me to create a public sculpture as part of the
Percent for Art program. I won the competition with a design for
three representations of water (Reflections on Water). That
three-part sculpture is on permanent display at the Colorado State Department
of Public Health and Environment, 8100 Lowry Blvd, Denver, CO. Two
of the three pieces are visible from outside, so visit anytime, or request
a tour to see all three. 
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I created
a fun toy for my niece. When held in the hand and rotated, it makes
a musical sound of flowing water. The Arkansas Arts Center and
Museum thought is was good enough to earn a Purchase Award, making
it a permanent part of their collection from their annual show Toys
Designed by Artists 2003. Visit the museum in Little Rock sometime.
http://www.arkarts.com/collection/special_collections/coll_display_toys.asp |
| Four
artists will show their work at the Lakewood Cultural Center (Lakewood,
CO) during the summer of 2004. Titled Corridors of Water,
Seas of Stone the show will feature the river- and
canyon-inspired work by photographer Christopher Brown, ceramic
artist Margaret Haydon, painter Kevan Krasnoff,
and sculptor Scott Campbell Reuman.
Corridors of Water, Seas of Stone Four Artists Images from Canyon Journeys The canyons and rivers of Colorado and the Southwest have inspired many artists. These four — painter, photographer, ceramic sculptor and wood sculptor — have very different lives. They come together because of a shared inspiration. From that coincident inspiration comes four different art forms. It is an hourglass of experience: wide diversity yielding to narrow inspiration and widening back to distinct styles of work. Painter Kevan Krasnoff depicts the power of light, stone and water in his semi-abstract large acrylics; Sculptor Scott Campbell Reuman surprises with functional furniture and wood sculpture that captures water floating on wood, a reversal of expectations; Margaret Haydon as ceramic artist and Asst. Prof. of Art at the University of Wyoming articulates her ideas in boat imagery often with human figures, bones and other elements fashioned into her sculpture; Christopher Brown creates hand-printed photographs, often mistaken for paintings, which express a penetrating vision of the canyons he has lived in for three decades. Show opens June 7, 2004 Public reception June 11, 6-9 pm Runs June 7 - August 27 Artist's gallery talk: June 18, 6-8 pm
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