Gallery Guide
 | Anderson Ranch Arts Center features a multi-level gallery on its Snowmass Village campus—one level is devoted to displaying fine art prints produced by Anderson Ranch Editions, the Ranch’s own print publishing arm, and the second two feature rotating exhibits by artists-in-residence, staff, and nationally renown visiting artists and critics. The work is eclectic and inspired, spanning a range of media including: painting, ceramics, sculpture, wood and furniture design, printmaking, drawing, photography and digital media. The ArtWorks store sells the work of Ranch artists, art supplies, clothing and books. Gallery and store are open 9AM-5PM, Monday through Friday, and guided campus tours are available Tuesday afternoons at 4PM. Call 970-923-3181 or email info@andersonranch.org for more information.
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Aspen Art Museum is a globally preeminent non-collecting institution that presents the newest, most important evolutions in international contemporary art. Innovative and timely exhibitions, education and public programs, immersive activities, and community happenings actively engage audiences in thought-provoking experiences of art, culture, and society. Open: Tues.-Sat. 10AM-6PM & Thursdays until 7PM; Sun. noon-6PM; closed Mondays and major holidays. Admission to the AAM is free courtesy of John and Amy Phelan. 590 N. Mill St., 970-925-8050
www.aspenartmuseum.org |
 | Bringing New York culture to the Rockies and showing the latest in contemporary fine art, including paintings, drawings, photography, and sculpture, the gallery places particular emphasis on American artists. Founded by Harley Baldwin and Richard Edwards in 1994, it quickly became a major venue for art of the 20th and 21st centuries. Artists include Baechler, Bartlett, Bleckner, Christo, Dunham, Fischl, Halley, Mapplethorpe, Morley, Sachs, Simmons, the Starns, Steir, Sultan, and Turrell. Open Mon.–Sat. from 10AM–6PM; Sun. from noon–5PM. 209 South Galena St., 970-920-9797
www.baldwingallery.com |
 | Abstractly exploring the interaction between form, texture, and color, Weiss uses acrylic media and elements of collage. Her work has been exhibited in various juried shows in Colorado and the Midwest and is in private collections in numerous cities. Named artist of the year for 2008, her artwork can be seen at the Red Brick Center for the Arts, 110 E. Hallam St., Studio 109, 970-925-2906
http://www.bettyweiss.com |
 | Exhibiting significant contemporary art in all media by internationally acclaimed and emerging artists, including Jeffery Aaronson, Joe Andoe, Bo Bartlett, Herbert Bayer, Richard Carter, Woods Davey, Brad Durham, Michael Eastman, Betsy Eby, Caio Fonseca, Zaria Forman, Linda Girvin, Jody Guralnick, Wade Hoefer, John Huggins, Bill Jensen, Mel Kendrick, Gary Komarin, Naomie Kremer, Andrew Millner, Ed Paschke, Joseph Scheer, Allison Stewart, James Surls. Open Mon.–Sat. from 10AM–5PM; Sun. noon–6PM; or by appointment. 525 E. Cooper Ave., 970-544-5705
www.floriagallery.com |
 | Offering fine art for the collector as well as the first-time buyer, the gallery specializes in exhibiting landscapes, still-life, and wildlife pieces by local and international artists. Elliott Yeary has placed works of art in major private, corporate, and museum collections. The gallery is dedicated to showcasing the finest art and jewelry by contemporary, emerging artists. The gallery collection includes art by Pierre Boncompain, Roger Capron, Megan DiSabatino, Ellen Dudley, Stefaan Eyckmaans, Susan Gurrentz, Jeff Sojka, Susan Swartz, Ezra Tucker, Richard Wieth, and Kelly Wyly as well as unique jewelry by designers including ARA 24K Collection, Arunashi, Elizabeth Showers, and Cheryl Wyly. Open Daily. 419 E. Hyman Ave., 970-429-1111
http://www.elliottyeary.com |
 | Forré & Co. Fine Art features a diverse and unique representation of paintings, glass art, and sculpture. Specializing in museum-quality works from internationally renowned artists as well as 19th- and 20th-century masterworks, the gallery offers acquisition and purchasing guidance in private and corporate collecting. Summer calendar includes: Marc Chagall, contemporary abstract paintings by Michael Schultheis and encaustic artist Judith Kindler. Open daily from 10AM–10PM. 426 East Hyman Ave., 970-544-1607
www.forrefineart.com |
 | One of Aspen’s most respected galleries, Galerie Maximillian is an internationally recognized dealer of 19th- and 20th- century masterworks on paper by Picasso, Matisse, Miró, and others. The gallery is also known for exhibiting acclaimed contemporary artists including: Damien Hirst, Anish Kapoor, Grayson Perry, Richard Prince and Chuck Close. Our 2009 summer highlights include large-scale photographs by Vik Muniz after Ed Ruscha, Julian Opie’s “This is Shanoza,” selected sculptures, works on paper, drawings and prints by breakout artist Richard Dupont and introducing conceptual painter, Cameron Gray, “White Lies for Dark Times.” Opening reception is scheduled for July 24th, 6-8PM with the artist in person. Open Mon.–Sat. from 10AM–8PM; Sun. from 11AM–7PM, 602 East Cooper Ave., 970-925-6100
www.galeriemax.com |
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Tania Dibbs
Local favorite and nationally recognized artist Tania Dibbs showcases her paintings at her Big Sky Studio and Gallery. The gallery showcases Tania’s oil paintings in a unique and offbeat space located right on the Hyman Mall in downtown Aspen. Originally the space was leased for a 107 day show in winter 2009 but after rave reviews and much success, the gallery is a fixture on the mall for another season. Art lovers can view her new contemporary series as well as a few works from previous years, and also see Tania’s trademark “on-site” painting arrangement in the front window. Tania’s organically beautiful paintings inspire an instinctive reaction through abstractions that hit home because they are drawn from the familiar vocabulary of nature. Open 7 days a week 12-8PM. 414 E. Hyman Ave., Aspen, 970-948-4075, taniadibbs.com
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 | Without a doubt the world’s finest collection of original vintage posters, primarily from the late 1800s to World War II. Artists represented include Toulouse-Lautrec, Cassandre, Cheret, Mucha, Colin, Loupot, Cappiello, Magritte, Hohnwein, and Pippick. Subjects include winter sports, ships, autos, aviation, travel, products, food and beverage, exhibitions, and movies. 422 East Cooper Ave., 970-925-5567
www.omnibusgallery.com |
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