The Butcher & The Baker
THE BUTCHER & THE BAKER
LOCATION: 201 E Colorado Ave, Telluride
At The Butcher & The Baker: Don’t miss Brittany Miller’s mixed-media shadow-box pieces featured at this Art Walk. Enjoy dinner or a pastry while discovering her thoughtful work, part fine pencil drawing, part three-dimensional art, on display inside the cafe. A perfect stop for art and community in one.
Ah Haa School for the Arts
AH HAA SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS
LOCATION: 155 West Pacific Avenue, Telluride
Join Ah Haa for a special festive edition of Art Walk on Noel Night! Shop art and goods from Ah Haa’s staff and instructors in the Daniel Tucker Exhibition Gallery! Art To Go Kits, NYE Launchpad Dinner with Chef LT Smith Tickets and Gift Certificates will be for sale.
Shop all day and join us from 4:00-7:00 for lively shopping, beverages & snacks! The Annual Artisan Market will continue through 12/19.
Featured Artwork By: Tara Carter, Malarie Clark, Nancy Craft, Angela Dye, Michelle Foote, Kathy Green, Lulu Priddy, Amy Levek, Melanie Reising, Maggie Stevens, Joanie Schwarz, and Wendell Thompson.
Wilkinson Public Library: “Beneath the Snow”, Group Show
WILKINSON PUBLIC LIBRARY - CURATED BY TELLURIDE ARTS
BENEATH THE SNOW (GROUP SHOW)
LOCATION: 100 W Pacific Ave, Telluride
”Beneath the Snow” explores the quiet transformations of winter, where color and emotion continue to move beneath the season’s stillness. Featuring landscapes by Celeste Bickford and Susan B. McCormick, alongside dynamic abstractions by Daniel Kanow, the exhibition highlights the warmth, depth, and imagination artists find in the coldest months. Together, their works invite viewers to look closer at the beauty held just beneath the snow.
celestebickford.com • susanmccormick.com • danielkanowfineart.com
Citizens State Bank
CITIZENS STATE BANK - CURATED BY TELLURIDE ARTS
LOCATION: with access from 201 South Fir Street, Telluride
Citizens State Bank and Telluride Arts present "Echoes of Light” An exhibition that brings together spiritual connection and the contemplation of nature through the work of Ingrid Oliphant and Leslie Ross Crane. Both artists, from distinct yet complementary perspectives, transform inner experience and observation into color, emotion, and visual depth.
Telluride Arts HQ
TELLURIDE ARTS HQ GALLERY
LOCATION: 135 West Pacific Avenue, Telluride
November through February, Telluride Arts presents ”The Things We Carry–Las Cosas Que Llevamos”, a Workers’ School Art Installation and collaborative project between the Multicultural Advocacy Team at Tri County Health Network, Raíces Sin Fronteras and other community organizers across the state.
Creativity is more than self-expression—it is a political act, a way to cultivate our collective critical consciousness and make visible the truths too often silenced. Through this project, Workers’ School members gather and amplify the voices of Latino workers, transforming their lived experiences into a powerful, culturally grounded, and immersive art installation.
This is an immersive, community-built installation where Latino workers speak in their own voices, on their own terms—stories of survival, resistance, dignity, and hope. Visitors move through an installation that feels like a living archive of labor. The voices of workers, layered with smells, textures, and visuals, create a multi-sensory storytelling environment. It is part gallery, part testimony, part ritual space—where each component reflects a dimension of labor: memory, confession, testimony, weight, pride, and migration.
Wilkinson Public Library: “Beneath the Snow” Solo Exhibition by Doris Tinsley Nadel
WILKINSON PUBLIC LIBRARY - CURATED BY TELLURIDE ARTS
SOLO EXHIBITION BY DORIS TINSLEY NADEL (MAGAZINE ROOM)
LOCATION: 100 West Pacific Avenue, Telluride
Wilkinson Public Library and Telluride Arts present "Beneath the Snow" a Solo Exhibition by Doris Tinsley Nadel.
Wilson paintings evoke the hidden beauty and the transformative power of mountains and winter. To capture the stark beauty of the snow-covered peaks or just the peaks without snow represents life and colors that lie beneath the surface. My paintings are an interplay of texture, light and shadow of positive and negative space, which conveys the depth beneath the majestic mountains and the serenity of the power that lies beneath. The hidden life and beauty of the magical mountains invites viewers to appreciate both the visible and the concealed aspects of nature.