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Gallery 89
Reason to Visit Steamboat: Gallery 89 The first of its kind in Steamboat Springs, uniting past and future, local and international, tradition and the avant-garde, Gallery 89 stuns with carefully curated masterworks from the ‘Boat’s top local talents and Europe. Expert art consulting and complementary home shows. 970-439-8196 | www.artgallery89.com | 1009 Lincoln Ave., Steamboat Springs
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rt. Now more than ever, visual and performing arts have provided sanctuary, emotional expression and empathy throughout the weird experiences that 2020 has brought upon us all. Artists seem somehow better able to interpret these times than the rest of us, who can only stand in admiration of their creative genius. Join us in celebrating their work in this edition of the Yampa Valley Arts & Culture Guide.
Contents Volume 14, Edition 1, 2020 Published by Ski Town Media, Inc.
Christina Freeman Dan Greeson Danielle Lyn Hubler Rachel Miller Deborah Olsen Denton Turner Melissa VanArsdale
The Yampa Valley Arts & Culture Guide is published twice a year by Ski Town Media, Inc. Volume 14, Edition 2 will be published in January 2021. For advertising rates, write: Ski Town Media, Inc., P.O. Box 880616, Steamboat Springs, CO 80488. Phone: (970) 871-9413. Website: www.steamboatmagazine.com. Single copy mailed first class: $6.50. No portion of the contents of this publication may be reproduced in any manner without the written permission of the publisher. Š 2020 Ski Town Media, Inc. All rights reserved. 2 • Volume 14, Edition 1, 2020
Welcome Letter
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About the Cover
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Marion Kahn
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Thomas D. Mangelsen
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Sandy P. Graves
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Abby Jensen
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Sandi Poltorak
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Infused Honeys
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Gallery Map
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Exploring the Art of Paper 16 Steamboat Renaissance 18 Artist Listings
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Gallery Listings
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Performing Arts Listing
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Retail Listings
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Shipping Listing
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Text below image: "To dearest Nannie – The Portia Mansfield dancers of 1926-27 - Love, Sylvia" | Courtesy Tread of Pioneers Museum
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COVID-19 has brought challenges to our community, but it has also given us time for reflection and time to evaluate what is most important to us. For me, Steamboat wouldn’t be the community it is without arts and culture. The first settlers arrived with an organ and paints for their new life in the West. In 1916, Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts Center & Camp was established in Strawberry Park and is today the longest continually running performing arts camp in the country. Steamboat Springs truly is the “Frontier of Imagination.” COVID-19 proved how resilient Steamboat’s creators, performers, photographers, sculptors, musicians, actors, dancers, filmmakers, writers and visual artists are. First Friday Artwalk, featuring 17 local galleries, moved online. The Chief Theater gave us virtual performances. But now, our arts and culture organizations face challenges they never could have imagined. With a summer of cancelled events and fundraisers, it is time for our community and visitors to ask themselves how much they value arts and culture in their lives. How often do you engage with music, dance, performance, visual arts and design? What would you do to keep creativity in your life? This year, you are in a unique position to be able to give back to the creative organizations that have brought so much vibrancy to our community. Volunteer your expertise, donate, or spread the word that this year, arts and culture organizations need your help. As you flip through the pages of this guide, consider purchasing a piece of art or donating to an organization you love. Together, we are a stronger community. Together we can keep the arts alive in Steamboat Springs. Kim Keith | Executive Director | Steamboat Creates, Colorado Certified Creative District Yampa Valley Arts & Culture Guide • 3
about the cover
Gregory Block, "Pocket Aces"
Gregory Block | Courtesy Gregory Block
“Maker: W.J. Bozarth, Douglas Found in 1955 by Utah Rancher in Robber’s Roost area. Wrapped in burlap and hid in a dugout presumed to be left by outlaws.”
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he above note was attached to the saddle that artist Gregory Block chose as the main subject for his painting “Pocket Aces” (oil, 30x24) – the cover art for this edition of the Yampa Valley Arts & Culture Guide. “My paintings always focus primarily on objects – in particular, one object,” Block says. “It starts with that one object, in this case, the saddle. It starts to build character, a story.” Block found the saddle in Annie’s Home Consignments with the note hinting at a fascinating backstory. After hanging onto the saddle for seven years, Block decided to incorporate it into “Pocket Aces” this past February. “I wanted to go with an Old West theme, an Old Western photograph with a contemporary twist,” Block says. “The story that came to mind was about a gambler.” The objects selected for the piece not only share a theme, but also similar aesthetic elements. “I was playing with the Old Western photograph trope,” Block explains. “You notice in old photos that anything shiny 4 • Volume 14, Edition 1, 2020
creates kind of a halo of light in the photos. I’d recently gotten a WWI-era replica revolver and so that was another cool object to give it that shiny glint.” Block’s creative process was impacted very little by the outbreak of COVID-19. “Some of us artists are more well-adjusted to staying home and physically distancing,” he says. “It’s been a lot easier in terms of producing work – more time and space. Fewer distractions.” With the extra time and creative space, Block created something different than anything he’s worked on yet. In an effort to depict the circular nature that time seems to take in quarantine, he hammered thousands of nails in intricate, circular patterns on a 7-foot-diameter round board and ground the nail heads to sparkle. Working hours a day, the project took Block a month to complete. Learn more about this piece, titled “Aion,” in the story “Steamboat Renaissance” (page 18). For Block, the majority of COVID-19’s changes have been for the positive. “I’ve been able to really just focus on the things that I love,” he says. “Spending more time with family, in our little COVID bubble, and giving more love and care to people.” Gregory Block’s art is on display in Steamboat Springs at Gallery 89 and in Denver at Gallery 1261. Learn more about his work at www.GregoryFBlock.com.
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MARION KAHN
Illuminations, 2019
Oil on Canvas, 48 x 48
www.MarionKahnFineArt.com
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501-680-1565
RESIDES
GALLERIES
EXHIBITS
Steamboat Springs
Riverwalk Collective at the Depot Art Center, Steamboat Springs Framed Image, Denver
Alpine Bank
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University of Pennsylvania, B.A., honors program in political science
AWA R D S
Art studies with numerous leading U.S. painters
2020 Artist of the New Decade, Riverwalk Gallery
P U B L I C AT I O N S
The Artists Association of Northern Colorado
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Carnegie Center for Creativity Chief Theater Harwigs Riverwalk Collective Sheraton Steamboat
THOMAS D. MANGELSEN
Windswept – Bison, 2008
www.mangelsen.com EXHIBITIONS
Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History Traveling Museum, Thomas D. Mangelsen – A Life in the Wild AWA R D S
2011 Conservation Photographer of the Year, Nature’s Best Magazine
Fine Art Photography
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40 Most Influential Photographers, Outdoor Photography
Outstanding Nature Photographer of the Year, NANPA
“Polar Dance” One of 40 Most Important Nature Photographs of All Time One of Jane Goodall’s Heroes of the Planet
Honorary Fellowship, The Royal Photographic Society
One of 100 Most Important People in Photography, American Photo
Mangelsen - Images of Nature Gallery, 730 Lincoln Ave., Steamboat Springs
BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year GALLERY
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S A N D Y P . G R AV E S
Pinnacle
Fine Art Bronze, 22 x 11 x 7, limited edition of 25
www.SandyGravesArt.com
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970-846-0201
RESIDES
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GALLERY
Steamboat Springs
Colorado State University, B.A., Sculpture
Pine Moon Fine Art 117 Ninth St., Steamboat Springs
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ABBY JENSEN
Preflight, 2019
Photographic Prints, 8 x 8
www.Jensen-Photography.com
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RESIDES
LOCAL VENUES
GALLERIES
Steamboat Springs
E3 Chophouse 701 Yampa St., Steamboat Springs
Pine Moon Fine Art 117 Ninth St., Steamboat Springs
Rinn Chiropractic Center 505 Anglers Dr., Steamboat Springs
Crane Trust Nature & Visitor Center 9325 S. Alda Rd., (Exit #305) Wood River, Nebraska www.cranetrust.org
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Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, B.F.A. with emphasis in photography
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SANDI POLTORAK
Dancing Queen, 2020
www.sandipoltorak.com
Charcoal and pastel, 51 x 34
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RESIDES
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GALLERY
Steamboat Springs
Florida State University, B.S., Chemistry and Criminology
Pine Moon Fine Art 117 Ninth St., Steamboat Springs
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Hive Activity
| By SUZI MITCHELL
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locally grown alfalfa and clover, which results in a rich, golden honey. The honey is harvested in the fall, at the same time that three Honeycrisp apple trees on the couple’s property produce. The timing has serendipitous results. An overabundance of apples two years ago led to an experiment, and the Bakers produced their first jar of honey infused with apple and crushed cinnamon. “I’m not a creative person, but when this worked out, I thought, ‘Holy smokes, look what I created,’ and it led to a whole new arm of the business,” Bethany says. Outlaw Apiaries soon added Triple Crown Blackberry Creamed Honey, using SUZI MITCHELL
Many people have a television in their living room, but few have a beehive. For Bethany and Perry Baker, it makes perfect sense. The Hayden couple met through the beekeeping network and are passionate about bees – so much so, in fact, that they founded Outlaw Apiaries in 2017 and Bee the Future, a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to educating youth. Beekeeping is in their blood. Bethany’s grandfather tended bees, as did Perry’s father, whose family homesteaded in Granby. The couple started out with 40 hives and now have over 500, dotting ranches and farms along the Yampa River Basin. The bees forage all summer on an abundant buffet of
COURTESY OUTLAW APIARIES
Colorado-sourced plump berries, and Alpine Strawberry Creamed Honey to its repertoire. Its best seller is a chocolate-infused salted ghost pepper honey. “It’s great added to a cup of coffee first thing in the morning – the kick of the pepper tingles your throat,” Bethany says with laughter. The chief taster in the house is four-year-old Nico. He and 18-month-old Teal enjoy the constant entertainment of the indoor hive. Bethany and Perry drilled a hole into the side of the house to allow the bees constant
access to the outdoors. The observation hive enables swarms of visitors to watch the colony in action. “Our main focus is to show people why bees are so important and why we need them,” Bethany says. Bethany has offered beekeeping classes to educate people on the plight of the declining bee population. “We are trying to show people how they can integrate bees into their life and what they can do to save them,” she says. “I believe we’ve already made an impact.”
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f you’ve wondered how to please your sweet and savory taste buds at the same time, here is one solution. Bethany Baker shared a go-to recipe using her chocolate-infused salted ghost pepper honey.
C hocolate -I nfused S alted G host P epper M argarita This recipe may also be used with Outlaw Apiaries Clover and Alfalfa Honey.
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Ingredients ½ cup tequila silver 4 tablespoons freshly squeezed lime 4 tablespoons Outlaw Apiaries Chocolate Infused Salted Ghost Pepper Honey Ice Kosher salt
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Prepare two small glasses by dipping the rim in a plate of honey and then kosher salt. If you use enough honey and salt, the honey will run down the side of the rim to create a beautiful and tasty presentation. Fill the glass with ice and set aside. Gently warm the honey and tequila in a saucepan until blended. This will prevent the raw properties of the honey hardening on the ice. In a cocktail shaker combine tequila, honey, lime juice and ice. Shake the margarita a few times until it cools completely. Pour over ice, into the prepared glasses. This formerly secret family recipe is a year-round favorite. Get the Chocolate Infused Salted Ghost Pepper Rack of Lamb recipe at www.YampaValleyArts.com Yampa Valley Arts & Culture Guide • 13
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Riverwalk Collective at the Depot Art Center
Steamboat Creates
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Steamboat Creates 1001 13th St., 970-879-9008
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Ohana 843 Lincoln Ave., 970-367-3008
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Riverwalk Collective at the Depot Art Center 1001 13th St., 970-879-9008
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Jace Romick Gallery/R. Diamond 837 Lincoln Ave., 970-846-8377
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Imagine Art Studios 1125 12th St., 484-889-6753
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Friends of the Chief Theater 813 Lincoln Ave.
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Gallery 89 1009 Lincoln Ave., 970-439-8196
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Steamboat Art Museum 807 Lincoln Ave., 970-870-1755
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Off the Beaten Path 68 Ninth St., 970-879-6830
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Urbane 703 Lincoln Ave., around the corner, 970-879-9169
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Solar Flare Glasswork & Design 635 Lincoln Ave., suite M, 970-875-3420
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Mangelsen – Images of Nature Gallery 730 Lincoln Ave., 970-871-1822
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Wild Horse Gallery 802 Lincoln Ave. 970-879-5515, 970-819-2850
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Tread of Pioneers Museum 800 Oak St., 970-879-2214
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Pine Moon Fine Art 117 Ninth St., 970-879-2787
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W Gallery 115 Ninth St., 970-846-1783
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Squire Studios 842 Lincoln Ave., above Lyon's Drug #9, 970-846-1063
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COURTESY PAULINA JOHNSON/BROOKE WELCH
Paulina Johnson:
I just started collecting paper and junk mail; cutting it, shredding it, making stuff with it, to kind of give it a new life.
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Exploring the Art of Paper | By RACHEL MILLER Steamboat Springs artist Paulina Johnson’s passion for paper artwork grew from a surprising place: annoyance with one aspect of her previous profession. “One of the things I started noticing and disliking about the profession of graphic design was the amount of paper waste that it creates,” Johnson says. “So, I just started collecting paper and junk mail; cutting it, shredding it, making stuff with it, to kind of give it a new life. My whole purpose was to take what could be envisioned as waste and trash and give it a new life as a piece of art.” For the past three years, Johnson’s new medium has become a learning experience. She went from focusing on the graphic design profession for many years to diving into the world of paper art, which she creates out of her studio, Copper Case. Johnson’s paper art has evolved from the traditions of paper quilling, origami and paper cutting. Cutting paper into strips of varying lengths, forming the strips into shapes, and then bringing those shapes together to form life has been a new inspiration for the artist. To perfect her art, Johnson recently challenged herself to a 100-day project on Instagram, creating one piece of art on a 6x6 square each day for 100 consecutive days. Last April was the perfect time to start this project, amidst the quarantine, Johnson says, because she had so much free, creative time spent at home. No one piece of art is ever the same, and with this challenge, Johnson explored elements like dimension, shape, lighting and depth, all while trying to tell a story. Pieces from the 100-day project can be viewed at www.coppercase.com/100-days-of-paper-lines. “What inspires me from one project to the next is the mistakes I make,” Johnson says. “I’m constantly trying to figure out ways to create better. Making something random every day has really allowed me to explore shapes that are harmonious in each different composition.” Paulina Johnson’s artwork is on display at Pine Moon Fine Art in downtown Steamboat Springs. Her work can also be viewed on her studio’s website, www.CopperCase.com, or her Instagram page, @paulinamjohnson.
"Lemonade"
"Roller Skate"
"Mushrooms"
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Steamboat
Renaissance Time alone can mean time to create, to try something new, to get lost in a world not dominated by CNN and Fox News. For artists in Northwest Colorado, Stay at Home translated to Create at Home, as the forced isolation resulted in a Steamboat Renaissance.
Dave Lambeth | "Covid Concerto #19" | 24 x 32 | oil on linen
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cience will save us, but art will get us through. As the pandemic continues, I've been drawn to themes that express both the Covidmandated isolation and also ways we can cope. In addition to painting, music has become one outlet that helps me and (my wife) Melissa get through this. Here, I used her and her violin as a model for source photos, placing her in a made-up second story balcony setting where her concert is heard by neighbors in adjoining buildings and those in the street below.�
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Gregory Block | “Aion” | 84" diameter | 60,000 nails on board
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his piece is a commentary on time in all its perplexing glory. Many Native American cultures viewed time as being circular, as do many cultures around the globe. While staying at home day-in and day-out during Colorado's stay-at-home order, I think many of us felt that on any given day, we were reliving the day before that, and the day before that ... The concentric circles in this piece can either be viewed as expanding or closing in on themselves. There were days when I felt the walls were closing in, and others when my awareness turned to the expansion of my imagination, of my love of humanity, my passion for creating. The piece is titled ‘Aion’ after the Hellenistic deity of unbounded, circular time, and the universe. Both themes speak directly to the piece's origin.”
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Maggie Smith| “In the Time of Covid” series | 10 x 14 | watercolor
“I
created paintings with abstract backgrounds, then based on what I could see in the painting, or from animals that came into my dreams, I added the animal figures. The titles of the paintings are inspired by the book, ‘Love in the Time of Cholera’ by Gabriel García Márquez. I was inspired to paint this piece, 'Rats in the Time of Covid,' when in a dream, I saw that a friend of mine was gently removing rats that were cuddled next to a sofa.”
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Marion Kahn | “Disruption” | 38 x 48 | oil on canvas
“I
painted the forest and realized the painting is too pretty for this time. While there is beauty in this quiet time, there is also huge disruption in our lives that is bold and interruptive.”
Mark D. Sanders |“Living Room Sessions” | Chief Theater
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y daughter Sophie and I were inspired by the chance to give something back to the town that’s been our second home for 20-plus years, and to help raise money for the Chief Theater in this difficult time. I want to dedicate ‘I Hope You Dance’ to all the healthcare workers in all the hospitals across the country who have been putting their lives on the line for the rest of us for all these months. They’re the bravest of the brave.” Visit the Chief Theater YouTube channel to watch the full performance. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceeEbLlQSQw&t=1245s
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Shirley Stocks | “Nesting” | 14 x 14 | oil on canvas
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his was a friend’s pet chicken she calls ‘My Girl.' She looked so content in her nest, it reminded me of how being forced to stay at home during the lockdown had rekindled my love of being home. Slowing down afforded me the time to refocus on what is really important in life, and I found a whole world of inspiration right around home.”
J EN NI FE R B AK E R G L A S S A R T Unique fine art for special spaces
Reflections at Sunset Triptych, 2020
Gallery 89 1009 Lincoln Ave. Steamboat Springs
Kiln Formed Glass, 48 x 24
GALLERIES Pine Moon Fine Art 117 9th St. Steamboat Springs
Steamboat Art Museum 801 Lincoln Ave. Steamboat Springs
www.JenniferBakerGlassArt.com 970-819-7879 Yampa Valley Arts & Culture Guide • 23
YAMPA VALLEY ARTS & CULTURE GUIDE DIRECTORY
artists
BW Photography Studio Jennifer Baker
SEE AD
970-846-1009 Pine Moon Fine Art PAGE 23 www.bwphotographystudio.com 117 Ninth St. 970-819-7879 Brooke Welch captures www.jenniferbakerglassart.com
the agricultural face of Routt County by experimenting with medium ambiguity, blurring the boundaries between classic photography, drawing and painting.
Glassworks introducing vibrant colors and depth from landscapes to sculpture. Fine art for special spaces. For commission requests, please contact Jennifer. Private showings by appointment.
Jill Bergman
Pine Moon Fine Art 117 Ninth St. 970-819-2400 www.jillbergman.com
Relief prints featuring animals, florals, and landscapes available at Pine Moon, or the Steamboat Art Museum Gift Shop.
Michelle Ideus
Denise Bohart Brown
Sandy P. Graves
PAGE 8 970-846-0201 www.SandyGravesArt.com
c: 970-846-8384 www.ideusart.com
Kiln-worked glass in two and three dimensions; contemporary design inspired by the ancient elements.
Original, energetic, equine and other wildlife. Sandy’s whimsical, hand-colored bronze maintains a levity rarely found in sculpture. Hours by appointment, Mondays and Fridays.
Original, acrylic mixed media paintings on canvas and giclee prints. Creative art photography. Commissioned work. Studio visits and art cards.
970-819-1362 www.denisebohartbrown.com
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artists
Abby Jensen Photography
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Pine Moon Fine Art 117 Ninth St. 303-588-9033 www.jensen-photography.com
Abby brings you the wonders of our wild world. She photographs wildlife in their natural habitat, waiting for animals to welcome her.
Dedi Knox 970-819-9707
Dedi’s watercolors reflect her belief that life’s experiences carry you deeper into self-discovery, only if you are willing to be patient and to risk time and effort.
Paulina M. Johnson
Marion Kahn Fine Art
Unique, 3-dimensional paper art that explores positive & negative space, light & shadow. Please contact for private showings or commissions.
Colorado oil painter and colorist, capturing moments of exceptional beauty. Marion’s work includes abstracts, landscapes, skyscapes, wildlife and wildflowers.
Dave Lambeth
Sue Oehme
Pine Moon Fine Art SEE AD 117 Ninth St. PAGE 27 www.coppercase.com Instagram: @paulinamjohnson
678-640-5359 www.davelambethfineart.com
Riverwalk Collective SEE AD 1001 13th St. PAGE 6 501-680-1565 www.MarionKahnFineArt.com
Oehme Graphics 2871 Honeysuckle Lane W Gallery 970-846-6609 www.susanhoveroehme.com
Oil paintings in a variety of styles, inspired by nature, Western vistas, rodeos, Colorful, abstract paintings Mexican beaches, Aztec mythology and much more. and monoprints. Largescale unique installation pieces. Represented by W Gallery, Space Gallery in Denver and Jim Kempner Fine Art in NYC. Yampa Valley Arts & Culture Guide • 25
galleries
artists
Sandi Poltorak
SEE AD
PAGE 10 Pine Moon Fine Art 117 Ninth St. 615-838-6512, 970-879-2787 www.sandipoltorak.com
Pencil artist using wildlife, Native Americans and intriguing structures as inspiration. Work available through Pine Moon Fine Art. Commissions welcomed.
Mangelsen – Images of Nature 730 Lincoln Ave. 970-871-1822 www.mangelsen.com
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Celebrating 22 years in Steamboat. Experience the wonder of nature through the lens of renowned photographer Thomas D. Mangelsen.
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Gallery 89
1009 Lincoln Ave. 970-439-8196 www.artgallery89.com
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Jace Romick Gallery
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837 Lincoln Ave. www.jaceromickgallery.com
Contemporary art gallery featuring an exquisite collection of distinctive local and internationally acclaimed artists. Expert art consulting and complimentary home shows.
Fine art photography featuring traditional to contemporary art. New gallery now open in downtown Steamboat, across from F.M. Light.
Oehme Graphics
Pine Moon
specializing in etchings and monotypes by worldrenowned artists, and featuring printmaking workshops and gallery exhibitions. Call for an appointment.
A distinctly unique gallery featuring Yampa Valley fine art. Visit Pine Moon and be captivated by our dynamic, creative spirit.
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galleries
Steamboat Art Museum
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Eighth Street and Lincoln Avenue 970-870-1755 www.steamboatartmuseum.org
Showcasing the works of today’s outstanding living artists through the visual arts and presenting artistic educational opportunities for all ages.
Steamboat Creates
Depot Art Center SEE AD INSIDE 1001 13th St. FRONT COVER 970-879-9008 www.steamboatcreates.org
The foundational organization for arts and culture. Classes, events, advocacy and opportunities. Certified Colorado Creative District. Tues.-Fri. 11 a.m.4 p.m., Sat. 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
Tread of Pioneers Museum 800 Oak St. 970-879-2214 treadofpioneers.org
The newly expanded museum offers engaging and interactive exhibits featuring regional history. See website for listing of exhibits, events, programs and tours.
Established in 2016 and located in beautiful downtown Steamboat Springs, Pine Moon Fine Art offers a broad range of artwork by fourteen local artists. Collectively, our work is fresh and contemporary, ranging from western landscapes to rich abstracts that appeal to a spectrum of styles.
PINE MOON fine art
WWW.PINEMOONFINEART.COM 117 9th St. Steamboat Springs CO 80487 970-879-2787 Follow us:
@pinemoonfineart
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galleries
performing arts
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GALLERY W Gallery
115 Ninth St. 970-846-1783 gallery@westelev.com
A small yet forwardthinking gallery featuring solo artists and small group shows with an emphasis on modern and contemporary art.
Wild Horse Gallery
Downtown at Eighth Street and Lincoln Avenue SEE AD 970-879-5515 BACK COVER www.wildhorsegallery.com
Fine contemporary realism by local, regional and nationally known artists for the discriminating collector. Tuesday through Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., or by appointment, 970-819-2850.
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Opera Steamboat
970-879-1996 www.operasteamboat.org info@operasteamboat.org
Promoting opera and vocal arts in Northwest Colorado through performances and educational outreach. See website for 2020 Season and more.
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museum quality fossils, minerals and crystals. Beautiful selection of Native American and contemporary designer jewelry, engagement rings and watches.
Delightfully unique selection of gifts from over 20 local and regional artists plus professional art supplies, artwear and fun children’s gifts.
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Steamboat’s number-one source for art shipping. Pickup, custom packaging, and declared value coverage available. Call for a free estimate.
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