Art Spotlight: Ann Korologos Gallery
Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
and by appointment
211 Midland Ave., Basalt
970-927-9668
http://www.korologosgallery.com
Ann Korologos Gallery is the premier source for contemporary Western Art in the Roaring Fork Valley and beyond. “Our goal as a gallery is for every interaction to add beauty and depth to your life,” shares director Sue Edmonds. “The works our artists are creating are inspirational, timeless, and vibrant. The trip to Basalt, or a visit online, is sure to leave you fulfilled.”
This summer, explore the architecture of the West’s mountain peaks, wild streams, and shelters as presented by the gallery’s diverse roster of artists.Take in the fleeting moments captured in the dramatic still-life paintings of Sarah Lamb. Tour beloved locations of the Roaring Fork Valley through the impressionist landscape paintings of local artists Andy Taylor and Dan Young. Experience life as a rancher through the works of Terry Gardner, Simon Winegar, Donna Howell-Sickles, and Peggy Judy.
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Michael Wisner, “Metallic Zig Zag (144)”, Handmade Ceramic, 5″ x 15″ x 15″. Photo Courtesy Ann Korologos Gallery
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Sabrina Stiles, “Another Golden Sunset”, Pastel on paper, 12″ x 9″. Photo Courtesy Ann Korologos Gallery
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Michael Kessler, “Aspenfield (5)”, Mixed media on panel, 35″ x 35″. Photo Courtesy Ann Korologos Gallery
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Linda Lillegraven, “Moonrise on a Frozen Lake”, Oil on linen, 20″ x 30″. Photo Courtesy Ann Korologos Gallery
Explore the human relationship to the landscape through the imaginative paintings of Dinah Worman. Enjoy the dynamic differences in the abstracted landscape interpretations of Allison Stewart and Michael Kessler, and contrast them to the colorful, realist paintings of Brett Scheifflee. Get to know locally loved and nationally acclaimed painters, printmakers, sculptors and mixed-media artists such as Peter Campbell, Heather Foster, Ewoud de Groot, Deborah Paris, Sabrina Stiles, Tomas Lasansky, Janet Nelson, Michael Wisner, Sherrie York, and more.
“Art is an integral part of our cultural heritage, now and always” shares gallery owner Ann Korologos. “Whether connecting with us virtually or in historic downtown Basalt, we believe you will be transported by the insight and creativity of these artists, and the inspirational, timeless, and vibrant works created.”
Of the selection and quality, art aficionados and collectors have been known to say, “the best gallery in Aspen… is in Basalt!”
