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Yoga & Sound Healing at Gallery MAR

Yoga & Sound Healing at Gallery MAR

June 27th, 2019

Tarek Weber and Victoria Slagel, bringing sound healing and hatha yoga together at Gallery MAR

It’ll Last Longer — a Photo Show

It’ll Last Longer — a Photo Show

June 26th, 2019

Here at Gallery MAR, we rarely have the opportunity to exhibit photography but instead focus on artists whose work is inspired by or utilizes this cinematic media. Kollabs, Maura Allen, and James Penfield all fit this scenario, and we have brought them all together for an exhibition we are entitling “It’ll Last Longer.”

Sarah Winker at the Denver Governor’s Mansion

Sarah Winker at the Denver Governor’s Mansion

June 15th, 2019

For more than a century, Colorado’s stately Governor’s Residence has represented ideals of elegance, eminence and permanence. For one night, the historic mansion will transformed into a grand repository of art experience, generosity and community, paying homage to the lordly landmark’s distinguished past, present and future.

Mother’s Day: Painting a Wall Mural with My Daughter

Mother’s Day: Painting a Wall Mural with My Daughter

May 31st, 2019

By Eileen Treasure, Manager I spent Mother’s Day weekend painting a wall mural of Uncle Sam — in an exclusive, mountain resort home. Because the property was a six hour drive away, I could not see the space beforehand. My schedule was tight — leave Friday morning, layout the mural on the wall and block […]

Annual Park City High School Gallery MAR Scholarships

Annual Park City High School Gallery MAR Scholarships

May 31st, 2019

For the third year, Gallery MAR has the honor of giving out three $500 scholarships to students attending art school after high school graduation. We know that the are a small drop in the bucket when it comes to the rising costs of college tuition, but we feel excited about helping three students each year to assist (even a little bit!) with their new adventures in art.

New Richard Taylor Sculptures Honor Milwaukee Road Railway Workers

New Richard Taylor Sculptures Honor Milwaukee Road Railway Workers

May 22nd, 2019

A series of metal sculptures taking shape in Milwaukee’s Menomonee Valley honors the men and women who worked at a now-lost transportation giant. The “People of the Road” [by Richard Taylor, Gallery MAR artist] monument is a tribute to the thousands who labored for a passenger and freight-rail service best known as the Milwaukee Road.

See What Women at Frieze New York Are Wearing

See What Women at Frieze New York Are Wearing

May 10th, 2019

We hope you enjoyed this glimpse into the real world of cosmopolitan art fair fashion, and perhaps glean some ideas for the next Park City Gallery Stroll on May 31.  See you soon!

Press Updates for Gallery MAR, Spring 2019

Press Updates for Gallery MAR, Spring 2019

April 27th, 2019

It’s always a thrill to see your nae in print. For Gallery MAR artist Cristall Harper, it happened in this months’s Southwest Art Magazine, which has been featuring our artists for over eleven years. We are grateful to say that our of our artists have graced the cover. Harper is one of the most grateful and graceful artists with whom we have the honor of working. And we love seeing her get the credit for her career that she deserves. We also have a fun piece in Mountain Express Magazine, below. Enjoy the reads, and see more Press pieces on our website here.

An Architect’s Perspective on Building for a Megacollector’s Art

An Architect’s Perspective on Building for a Megacollector’s Art

April 26th, 2019

At our Park City gallery, we currently have the privilege of working with a collector whose brand new home is a showcase for exceptional artwork. From a top South Carolina architecture firm, the design is open, contemporary, and incredibly inspiring. When I ran across this article on Artspace, I knew I had to share it with our readers.

2019 Art & Soup Celebration Featuring Our Glen Hawkins

2019 Art & Soup Celebration Featuring Our Glen Hawkins

April 5th, 2019

Wednesday evening featured a “Quick Draw” which allows artists to paint and auction their work in just a couple of hours. Glen pre-frames the work and masks it off while he paints. “That way they can handle the painting without getting oil paint all over.” One of his collectors hinted they would like one of his nudes. Glen is always open to requests.