Noble Beasts - An Animal & Wildlife Art Exhibition

AUG 12 - SEPT 8, 2016 ARTISTS’ RECEPTION FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 FROM 5-7 PM

AUG 12 - SEPT 8, 2016 ARTISTS’ RECEPTION FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 FROM 5-7 PM

Cover image: Sandra Lee Kaplan, Swan in Snow, Photograph on Handmade Paper | 20” x 19.5”

Right page: Neil Clifford, Fallen Angel, Bronze | 15” x 8” x 6”

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AUG 12 - SEPT 8, 2016 ARTISTS’ RECEPTION FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 FROM 5-7 PM

The Ann Korologos Gallery presents Noble Beasts: Animals We Love, a group exhibition of sculpture and painting by artists Neil Clifford, Heather Foster, Terry Gardner, Veryl Goodnight, Gordon Gund, Peggy Judy, Sandra Lee Kaplan, Paula Schuette Kraemer, Amy Laugesen, Janet Nelson, Jill Soukup and Immi Storrs. The exhibition will open with an artists’ reception on Friday, August 12 from 5-7 pm. This is an Art Walk Basalt Second Friday (ARTB2F), a free event open to the public in Historic Downtown Basalt.

The Noble Beasts exhibition is a celebration of animals, both wild and domestic. Many are favorites of the artists; others are western icons, inextricably entwined with the Roaring Fork Valley landscape.

The menageries of subjects include: birds of prey, horses, cattle, buffalo, deer, elk, moose, goats, foxes, bears and fish. There will be a wide spectrum of artistic styles and media available to delight and decorate the homes of fellow animal lovers: Paula Schuette Kraemer’s charming prints of loyal dogs; Sandra Lee Kaplan’s majestic photographs of horses; Neil Clifford’s elegant bronze birds; Heather Foster’s, Jill Soukup’s and Peggy Judy’s richly textured portraits of cattle, bison and horses (respectively) and Amy Laugesen’s ancient relic-informed ceramic equine art.

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Additionally, sculptor Veryl Goodnight’s oil painting studies and bronze maquettes will be on view alongside the sensual bronzes of artist Gordon Gund and the innovative light boxes of Immi Storrs.

The tonalist landscapes of Denver painter Terry Gardner and Janet Nelson’s multi-media horse bridles will round out this colorful presentation.

The Ann Korologos Gallery is a premier source for Western Art in the Roaring Fork Valley, and a destination for art lovers seeking exceptional fine art of the region. The gallery represents 35 painters, sculptors, photographers and ceramic artists, many of whom live and work in the Roaring Fork Valley.

Noble Beasts: Animals We Love will remain on view through September 6, 2016. For more information, please visit the gallery at 211 Midland Avenue in Basalt or visit our website.

Call 970.927.9668 or email us: art@korologosgallery.com GALLERY HOURS Monday - Saturday, 11am - 7pm Sundays 10am - 2pm

ART WALK BASALT 2ND FRIDAY 8/12, 5-7 PM

“Animals have always been a favorite subject with our clients. The Roaring Fork Valley is home to ranchers, horse breeders, hunters, fly fishermen and dog lovers.

We are delighted to present this homage as both a celebration of the animals in our lives and a visual treat for collectors and art enthusiasts alike.”

— Ann Korologos, Gallery Owner

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IMMI STORRS 3 Horses, Enamel on Glass Lightbox, 12” x 16” x 5” 6

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IMMI STORRS Young Crow, Bronze, 5” x 5” x 4” KOROLOGOSGALLERY.COM

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JILL SOUKUP Bull Call, Oil on Panel, 18” x 24” 8

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JILL SOUKUP Lay Low, Oil on Panel, 34” x 54” KOROLOGOSGALLERY.COM

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AMY LAUGESEN Burlap, Ceramic on Steel Base, 11” x 12” x 4” 10

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AMY LAUGESEN Ancestral Herd (Set of 5), Ceramic on Steel Bases, 9” x 9.50” x 3” (each) KOROLOGOSGALLERY.COM

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JANET NELSON Kudzu, Mixed Media Wall Sculpture | 33” x 15” x 24” 12

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JANET NELSON Crow Medicine Pony, Mixed Media Wall Sculpture | 33” x 15” x 28” KOROLOGOSGALLERY.COM

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PAULA SCHUETTE KRAEMER Waiting 1/15, Drypoint/Monoprint/Monotype | 29.5” x 41.25” 14

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PAULA SCHUETTE KRAEMER Meeting One II VIII/XV, Drypoint/Monoprint/Monotype | 57.5” x 45” KOROLOGOSGALLERY.COM

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SANDRA LEE KAPLAN Camargue Horses 2, Photograph on Archival Metallic Paper | 36” x 19.6” 16

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SANDRA LEE KAPLAN Delta Finished, Photograph on Archival Metallic Paper | 60” x 31.7” KOROLOGOSGALLERY.COM

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PEGGY JUDY Palomino Mare and Foal, Acrylic on Canvas | 48” x 36” 18

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PEGGY JUDY Champagne, Acrylic on Canvas | 20” x 20” KOROLOGOSGALLERY.COM

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TERRY GARDNER Bison and the Devil’s Rope, Oil on Canvas | 28” x 28” 20

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TERRY GARDNER Red Buckets and Wet Fields, Oil on Canvas | 36” x 36” KOROLOGOSGALLERY.COM

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GORDON GUND Food or Foe, AP1, Bronze on Wood Base | 10” x 13.50” x 15” 22

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GORDON GUND Big and Little Georges, Bronze | 17” x 10” x 12” and 8” x 5” x 5” KOROLOGOSGALLERY.COM

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VERYL GOODNIGHT Timbers to the Tomboy Mine, Oil on Panel | 24” x 36” 24

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VERYL GOODNIGHT Liberty 8/25, Bronze | 19” x 19” KOROLOGOSGALLERY.COM

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HEATHER FOSTER Blocking the Path, Acrylic on Canvas | 30” x 24” 26

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HEATHER FOSTER Talking up a Blue Streak, Acrylic on Canvas | 48” x 36” KOROLOGOSGALLERY.COM

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NEIL CLIFFORD Etrius, Bronze | 28” x 25” x 9” 28

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NEIL CLIFFORD Slipstreaming, Bronze | 21” x 19” x 13” KOROLOGOSGALLERY.COM

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