ARTISTS' GALLERY OF STEAMBOAT
1009 Lincoln Ave., 879-4744
MAGGIE SMITH - winter inspired monoprints and monotype of the valley; RICK MEOLI - photography with mixed media layering; BILL SANDERS - Ceramic chickens and crows.
IMAGES OF NATURE GALLERY
730 Lincoln Ave., 871-1822
"Degas said 'It is not enough for an artist to see, he must make others see.' With a superb blend of exactitude, artistry and love of his subject, Mangelsen makes us see...”- Jay Maisel, Photographer
K. SAARI GALLERY
837 Lincoln Ave., 870-0188
Laura Wait, Calligraphitti. Steamboat Springs artist Laura Wait will be showing a new series of her signature encaustic panels, in which she incorporates sumi ink and kozo paper.
SLEEPING GIANT GALLERY
601 Lincoln Ave. 879-7143
Local art by nature photographer Don Tudor and Raku stoneware by Brown Cannon, also offering full professional archival framing. www.dontudorphotography.com
STEAMBOAT ART MUSEUM
807 Lincoln Ave., 870-1755
Opening our winter exhibit "Western Paintings by Jim Norton, Cowboy Artist," The museum gift shop will offer 10% off any item in the shop. Wine and refreshments.
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS ARTS COUNCIL AT THE DEPOT
1001 13th St., 879 -9008
Seven Photographic Collections from 1970 – 2010 by Joseph Cosby – International Portrait Photographer. Exhibition through January 30.
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS CENTER FOR VISUAL ARTS
906 Lincoln Ave., 846 -5970
Local art at its best, showcasing new work by 50 gallery members including contemporary fine art paintings, western photography, sculpture and ceramics. Wine & appetizers. www.steamboatartcenter.com
WILD HORSE GALLERY
802 Lincoln Ave., 879-5515
Wild Horse Gallery features oil paintings and sculpture by Barry Eisenach and oil paintings by Tom Lockhart. For more information: www.wildhorsegallery.com.
ALTERNATE VENUES
COLORADO GROUP REALTY
509 Lincoln Ave., 875 -2917
Grace Curé - Watercolor Artist - Nature inspires her paintings which are done on location. Her impressions of nature have been well received, inspiring experiments with color and light.
COMB GODDESS
1104 Lincoln Avenue, 871-0606.
No Featured Artist This Month
CREEKSIDE CAFE
131 11th St., 879 -4925
Gail Hanley, local amateur photographer showcases some of her favorite photographs; from landscapes to flowers and more.
EAST WEST FRAME SHOP
In the Alley at 8th and Oak St., 879 -5225
Michelle Ideus beautiful colorful original art, Handcrafted jewelry for every occasion by Julia Hebard, Exotic Wood hand carved bowls by Roger Ross. Refreshments.
EPICUREAN CAFE
825 Oak St., 875-0997 “Backyard Tourist,” Photographer Bruce Roemmich exhibits images from Western Colorado & New Mexico “Snowscapes and Orbs,” Watercolor paintings by Rebecca Pauvert. Refreshments.
HARWIG’S/L'APOGEE
911 Lincoln Ave., 879 1919
No Featured Artist This Month
HIGH MOUNTAIN SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY
708 Lincoln Ave., 879-8101 Local Steamboat photographer, CYNDI MARLOWE exhibits her contemporary take on her love of Steamboat life, from the rich landscape to western icons. Refreshments.
OFF THE BEATEN PATH
68 9th St., 879-6830
SANDRA SHERROD contemporary landscapes in acrylic inspired by local scenery and a recent river trip down the Grand Canyon. Mountains and valleys come together with cool & warm colors.
OLYMPIAN SALES OFFICE
5th St. between Lincoln and Yampa, 879 -8100
Sigi Malinowski, a solo show presented by Irene Nelson; Malinoowski’s artwork is versatile ranging from murals and painting that mimic the Old Masters to masterful stonework.
RUSTIQUE HOME AND GARDEN COLLECTION
624 South Lincoln Ave., 870 -2980
Mustangs of the American West are a series of images captured by photographer Lloyd Record over the past several years in Colorado, Wyoming and Montana.
SPILL THE BEANS, ESPRESSO CAFÉ & GALLERY
1051 13th Street (Across the tracks from the Art Depot & Library), 879-7846
No Featured Artist This Month
URBANE
703 Lincoln Ave., Suite B101, 879-9169
Urbane presents the works of Raymond James and Sam Walsh, please join us for art, music and refreshments.
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1 comments:
I've only done one art walk, but I hear Urbane does pretty unique stuff as well as the Caio Gelato
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