Citizens State Bank
CITIZENS STATE BANK - CURATED BY TELLURIDE ARTS
LOCATION: with access from 201 South Fir Street, Telluride
Citizens State Bank is pleased to host local artists Celeste Bickford and Susan McCormick for Summer Art Walk 2026.
The Butcher & The Baker
THE BUTCHER & THE BAKER
LOCATION: 201 E Colorado Ave, Telluride
The Butcher and Baker is featuring a solo exhibit of recent photographs of Amy Levek, entitled "My Backyard."
Ah Haa School for the Arts
AH HAA SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS
LOCATION: 155 West Pacific Avenue, Telluride
HAHA Crafting!
Are you over the moon for the HAHA? Stop by Ah Haa during the July 2nd Artwalk from 5-7pm to participate in a collaborative art project that will be on display in the HAHA Experience, July 17-19, tickets on sale now! Head straight for the stars with this one-night-only, out-of-this-world crafting party!
And after you’ve spaced out at the crafting table, enjoy a Makers Market Pop Up, happening on the first floor and Launchpad. Shop an incredible selection of Ah Haa’s staff, instructors and open studio member's artwork! Featured artists will include Kathy Green, Tony Finocchio, Madeline Tanguay, Andrea Holmquist, Michele Foote, Maggie Stevens, Chris Zieve, Heather Bell and Ahbee Fanos. Ah Haa’s Sky Deck and bar are open for afternoon drinks, lounging and stunning views!
Wilkinson Public Library: Daniel Kanow - Solo Exhibition
WILKINSON PUBLIC LIBRARY - CURATED BY TELLURIDE ARTS
DANIEL KANOW - SOLO EXHIBITION
LOCATION: 100 W Pacific Ave, Telluride
Daniel Kanow’s art represents the ethos of adversity and resiliency. His process builds multi-layered pieces of art, based on elements of organized chaos, which are dynamic and contemplative. Daniel works on canvas, paper, wood panel, and fiberglass to create layers of depth and translucency by building a rich and visual narrative history.
La Cocina de Luz
LA COCINA DE LUZ
LOCATION: 123 E Colorado Ave, Telluride
La Cocina is featuring artist Jean Ackley for the months of June and July.
Jean lives in the San Juan Mountains and has spent a lifetime perfecting her aesthetic and techniques. She graduated with a degree in art, worked for many years as a potter, and later returned to study at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Her work has included mixed-media bas reliefs, collages, drawings, and a sculptural installation for Stux Gallery in Boston.
She has taught students of all ages, including sculpture and drawing at the University of Massachusetts and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, as well as at other institutions.
In recent years, her focus has been on silk painting. Silk painting is a complex and demanding process that requires patience and skill. She creates a template, transfers the image to silk, applies gutta resist for dye barriers, adds the silk dyes, and steam sets the finished piece.
The images in this collection are high-quality archival giclee prints of Ackley’s silk paintings. All materials – including paper, mat board, backing, dust cover, and framing components – are archival and designed for longevity.
Telluride Arts HQ
TELLURIDE ARTS HQ GALLERY
LOCATION: 135 West Pacific Avenue, Telluride
Telluride Arts presents The Color of Summer, a group exhibition opening during Telluride Art Walk on July 2, at Telluride Arts HQ. This exhibition features work by fifteen local and regional artists. Inspired by the colors that define summer through memory, landscape, emotion, and personal experience, the exhibition is curated chromatically, creating an immersive journey through a vibrant spectrum of painting, photography, sculpture, textiles, mixed media, and more. Together, the works celebrate the diversity of the region's creative community while exploring the powerful connection between color, place, and season.
Baked In Telluride
BAKED IN TELLURIDE
LOCATION: 127 South Fir Street, Telluride
Long-time Telluride local, Leslie Ross Crane, displays new landscape oil paintings at her annual exhibit, High Country Colors & Southern Scenes, at Baked in Telluride during the months of June-July.
Leslie’s love of natural settings, and particularly the Telluride area, is evident in her work, and this year her exhibit will also include a number of paintings from her winter home in Baja Sur, Mexico. With a passion for life-long learning, Leslie continues to study with master oil painters, and finds scenes to which we can all relate. Her colorful paintings are always well received, and Baked in Telluride is delighted to have Leslie back for her twelfth exhibition.