Ah Haa School for the Arts presents FORM + CONTENT exploring the confluence of creative genres in bookbinding, following how the artistry of Book Arts in the late 1980s – 1990s expanded beyond content into imaginative book forms. From Fine Press books to early artist books by John Baldessari and Edward Ruscha to the conceptual creations of Claire Van Vliet, the exhibition showcases how artist books began to challenge and disrupt the reader’s experience through the use of unusual typography, textures, and shapes. The exhibition follows the creative progression from Fine Press books that utilize fine materials and production techniques to elevate the reader’s encounter with the text, to Artist Books that break with the codex (the traditional form of a book) to create books that function as sculptures and kinetic objects. The books showcased in FORM + CONTENT engage multiple senses, provoking a new experience of what it means to read a book.

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Atelier continues to be the creative hub and working studio of artist Joanie Schwarz, located at 215 E Colorado Avenue. Joanie’s latest collection explores themes of belonging and the deep connection we feel with home. Her work includes delicate 14k gold jewelry, expressive paintings, and unique, one-of-a-kind clothing pieces. Each piece reflects Joanie’s vision of what it means to find a sense of place in the world.

BELLA Fine Goods proudly presents the work of Jess Davila, a master stone sculptor from Sonora, Mexico, and Celine Roelens, a Belgian jewelry designer and gemologist, for the January Art Walk.

Davila’s sculptures, crafted from marble, alabaster, sandstone, and limestone, capture the natural beauty of his surroundings through textures and forms that reflect his deep connection to the landscapes of Sonora.

Roelens brings her expertise in rare and vibrant gemstones to life with her distinctive jewelry collections, including the unique GOLDBEETLE and ADELINE lines, along with bespoke custom creations.

Explore these stunning works at BELLA Fine Goods during the January Art Walk.

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These eleven private gondola cabins, transformed into public art and dining spaces, feature local and regional artists’ work in the heart of Mountain Village Plazas.

Citizens State Bank is pleased to be featuring artist Lucy Peveto for the winter 2024-25 ArtWalk: "a series of paintings based on beloved Aspen trees and flowers using many built up layers and 3D textures. The process starts with stacking colors of paper and print that decide when they want to peak through creating light and shadow...The eyes of the Aspen tree become deep pools of emotion, the leaves quiver in the breeze, and the flowers peek open to stretch towards the light. To savor this moment is to know you are not alone. This series encourages you to see what’s in front of you today because it might see you too." Lucy Peveto

Join Crossbow for the first Telluride Art Walk of the year and a chance to create something truly unique. Attendees can design their own custom magnetic hat feather plume for $60, choosing feathers on-site to create the perfect accessory. The Crossbow team will assemble your selection into a one-of-a-kind plume that complements your style and accessories.

This interactive experience is the perfect way to kick off the year with creativity and flair.

Follow them on Instagram at @crossbowwestern for updates and inspiration.Ambra has returned to town after studying in San Francisco and has been creating art in Telluride for as long as she can remember. When not designing hats at Crossbow or working as a soil scientist for the county, Ambra spends her free time exploring the lesser-known parts of the Mojave and San Juans on horseback and foot. Ambra enjoys creating large figurative sculptures, apparel, paintings and drawings.  

La Cocina de Luz invites you to enjoy a vibrant new art show this December and January, featuring works by Daniel Kanow, Scott Harris, Sari Levy, and Charlie Hodes. Stop by to savor the flavors of the season alongside captivating artwork by these talented artists.

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Elinoff & Co. celebrates Telluride Art Walk with an extraordinary event featuring the artwork of Eugenio, a rising star in the Peruvian art scene. Elinoff & Co. is offering a storewide retirement sale, with discounts ranging from 30% to 50%. Don't miss this opportunity to discover exceptional art and exclusive deals. Some restrictions may apply.

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Hanging sculptural mandalas by local artist, John Kirk Drogsvold now hanging as public art in Mountain Village.

Celebrate Art Walk and Noel Night with 20% off throughout the day and evening! Discover an exquisite selection of Native American jewelry, weavings, and art, each piece reflecting a deep connection to cultural heritage.

This January, MiXX projects + atelier presents Cold Moon, a group show featuring Elisa Johns, Meredith Nemirov, Dave McClinton, and Sheila Giolitti. Inspired by December’s full moon, the exhibition explores the physical and spiritual energies of the natural world.

McClinton’s digital photo collages evoke the emotional impact of towering landscapes, while Nemirov and Johns use various media to abstract real forms and landscapes in unique ways. Giolitti’s layered resin works delve into energy and unity through the lens of quantum physics.

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Public art sculpture by Lisa and Robert Ferguson, comprised of over $1,000 pennies in Mountain Village’s Conference Center Plaza.

Located at the Telluride Gondola Station, Only We Know What it Could Have Been is a new public art, mixed media installation by local artists Brandon Berkel and Alex Ferrari. Originally envisioned for Ah Haa School for the Arts and now supported by the Town of Mountain Village, this beautiful piece of public art depicts a year in a town tucked away in a box canyon.

Rinkevich Gallery, Mountain Village’s premier art gallery, showcases the abstract paintings of artist Margaret Rinkevich. The gallery also offers a distinctive selection of traditional tribal sculptures, small works on paper, collages, and canvas prints of the Telluride area, along with scarves by Lisa K. Anderson's Silk Horizons.

Slate Gray Gallery invites you to experience "Color Infatuation: A Group Show featuring Marshall Noice." This vibrant exhibition explores the celebration of color through a stunning new collection by Marshall Noice, inspired by the majestic mountains of Telluride, alongside works from other Slate Gray artists.

Don’t miss the exhibition opening on Thursday, January 2nd, from 5–8 PM, during the first Art Walk of 2025. Meet Marshall Noice in person and enjoy refreshments as you immerse yourself in this captivating showcase.

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The Tellurado Studio is featuring the adventurous fine art of Markus Pierson. Pierson explores a mythic narrative with his Coyote series, each piece symbolic of wanderlust and living beyond the boundaries. The protagonists of these hand-embellished prints are the Coyotes: enigmatic figures searching for the next big adventure. Stop in and see the newest editions of Pierson’s collection!

Mountain Gate Woodworks: Designed with intention and craftsmanship, each piece transforms everyday moments into meaningful experiences, fostering togetherness, reflection, and joy. Meet Colin Hudon during January Telluride Art Walk!

Scrambled in Colorado: Known for his bold use of color, powerful compositions, and energetic technique, Scramble Campbell adds a visual dimension to the concert experience by producing a one-of-a-kind artwork during each show!

Join Brandon Berkel, Gabriela MarBlanco and John Sirjesse for Art Walk! The Heart of Winter Market, a group show celebrating the creativity and talent of our local community. This exhibit brings together artists from Telluride and surrounding areas, showcasing a wide range of mediums including painting, photography, ceramics, jewelry, fiber arts, and more.

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This December, The Wilkinson Public Library is showcasing Earth Versions by Heather Romney during the Art Walk. Heather, a former photographer turned painter, explores the geography of the former Lake Bonneville by creating oil paintings from Google Earth screenshots. Her work captures the imperfect rendering of organic shapes by current photogrammetry technology, offering a unique blend of familiar yet unreal landscapes. Don’t miss this fascinating exhibition, and follow Heather on Instagram @heddaronno.