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Now It’s a Home
January 6th, 2017
I recently installed a large Ron Russon painting and five small James Penfield paintings in a beautifully renovated condo in Park City.
Becoming Artist
December 24th, 2016
Most professions come with their own distinct parameters and quantifiable means of success. However, what qualifications are required to consider oneself an artist?
Guest Writer: Artist Spotlight on Nina Tichava
December 17th, 2016
The craft heavy influence and native environment of Nina’s childhood is most notable in her Weaving Series, but is the underlying inspiration for all her work.
Welcome to Artist R. Nelson Parrish
December 15th, 2016
“With purpose and passion, Parrish…brings art and athleticism into graceful contact. That is rare and inspiring. It’s also the mark of Parrish’s originality.” -David Pagel, Art Critic, LA Times After several years of admiring the work of R. Nelson Parrish, we are delighted to announce that we now represent his work at our […]
“Big Pines” Mural at Riverhorse, by Bridgette Meinhold
December 11th, 2016
This month, a very exciting opportunity unfolded for the gallery, one or four favorite artists, and the top restaurant in Park City. It all started with an idea: Bridgette Meinhold wanted to create a painted mural, somewhere in Park City.
The Art of Gifting, Holiday Edition
December 9th, 2016
Here at our Park City gallery, we are in the process of wrapping and shipping several art gifts for our collectors seasoned and new. It’s a very jolly time of year!
In (and out of!) the Studio with Jamie Burnes
December 2nd, 2016
Visiting Santa Fe last week, we drove out to the studio of Jamie Burnes. In our gallery, Burnes is best known for his life sized sculpture in the shapes of horses and rings.
New Stress Relief: Watch an Artist Mix Paint
November 29th, 2016
There is a new way to relieve stress — watch an artist mix paint.
Studio Visit with Nina Tichava
November 16th, 2016
Past the end of Canyon Road and down a narrow dirt road, we came to a group of small houses. Each one had a tiny ceramic number next to the front door and we searched for number nine. Nina Tichava’s studio is behind that door, which happened to be wide open and awaiting our visit.
Mark Horst Monumental Mural Project
November 4th, 2016
I inquired with the artist about the meaning of the painting, and learned that Horst used the artwork as the model for a mural he painted this summer in Albuquerque.