Opening Friday, July 10, 2020. 6-8pm
Gayla Lemke
Roll With It: Years of Prints
Past and Present Print-based works by Gayla Lemke
Gayla Lemke started her life as an artist focused on printmaking, with a fondness for zinc plate etching. While she presently is more likely to work in ceramic sculpture or installation, she still re-visits the world of printmaking .
This exhibition was originally scheduled to be part of Mo’Print but was postponed due to COVID-19. With the extra time, the show grew from being mainly a chronology of prints to include a series of abstracted landscapes made from cutting apart and reassembling artist proofs.
John Horner
Taking Stock: The Almanac of the Familiar
New Print Works
I see my self as an explorer, I am curious about the world, and curious about nature ( and human nature ) my seemingly random encounters often deeply touch me and where I live in the mountains of the Front Range and in Boulder county I have plenty of opportunities for close up encounters with wildlife .
In this current show and series I have continued my exploration , taking stock of my experience of connectedness through some of the chance encounters I have had usually in a most ordinary way through the years, while this series cycle is far from exhaustive inventory I like to think that this is another link in chain in a garland of images that one day will finally complete this years long obsession to first draw and then paint or print out the images of the various wild beings that I have encountered as if there where a disparate need to document before it disappears. — John Horner
Jason McKinsey
Celebrate Memories
Celebrate Memories is a photographic series documenting roadside memorials in an effort to promote empathy. The subjects – public memorials erected by grieving family members – have been photographed from an anonymous perspective, with no judgement being offered by the photographer nor expected of the audience. The images are created from “sites” which were found organically, without any knowledge of them having previously existed. By photographing the sites as they are found and using a neutral perspective, it is my hope that the viewer is able to feel empathetic and understand the emotion which drove the creation of such sites.
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Bidding begins July 5 – Aug 30, 2020.
Upcoming Exhibitions:
July 31 – Aug 16 Katie Hoffman, Ken Peterson, Sara-Lou Klein Aug 21 – Sept 6 Phil Rader, Katherine Johnson, Christine Curry, Sarah Tenny.
Sept. 11-Sept. 27 Stephen Shugart, Dennis Pippen
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