Tony Newlin Gallery
TONY NEWLIN GALLERY
LOCATION: 100 W Colorado Ave, Telluride
The Tony Newlin Gallery features the wild and authentic nature photography of Tony Newlin.
This summer season we are excited to present three New Release photographs captured this past year: Autumn Shimmer, Skywalker, and Winter Lookout.
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Bella Fine Goods
BELLA FINE GOODS
LOCATION: 213 West Colorado Avenue, Telluride
BELLA Fine Goods presents you with an exquisite and lovingly curated fine art and fine jewelry collection that brings together the work of artists and designers from around the world.
For the 2026 Mountain Film Art Walk BELLA Fine Goods will showcase the following artists:
Shari Lyon
Explore the luminous, dreamlike world of Shari Lyon, who masterfully paints using encaustic—an ancient technique that blends molten beeswax and damar resin. Her layered, textured compositions incorporate oil paint, photography, pastels, and drawing to create ethereal landscapes inspired by mythology, the sacred feminine, and the spirit of nature. Each piece is a delicate balance between control and spontaneity, capturing a moment suspended in time.
Alex Sepkus
Alex Sepkus is a visionary artist who made a name for himself with his intricate and unusual jewelry designs combined with exquisite gemstones. He is known for his distinctive micro-mosaic-like patterns that are created using tiny, hand-crafted elements.
Fringe Gallery
FRINGE GALLERY
LOCATION: 307 East Colorado Avenue, Telluride
Fringe Gallery is presenting photographs by Cristina Mittermeier in conjunction with Mountainfilm.
Mittermeier is a Mexican-born fine art photographer, marine biologist, and conservationist renowned for her evocative images that explore the intersection of nature, culture, and human connection. A Sony Artisan of Imagery who aligns with Rolex’s Perpetual Planet Initiative, she is a two-time Emmy Award recipient for her photographic work on "The Last Ice" and "Photographer," both on National Geographic/Disney+. Mittermeier is the founder of the International League of Conservation Photographers and co-founder of SeaLegacy. Her photographs have been exhibited at major art fairs and museums worldwide and are held in prominent private and institutional collections. She was named Artist of the Year by the Intersect Art and Design Fair in 2025.
A curated selection of 10 photographs will be on view at Fringe from May 21 - May 25, 2026. Please join us for the exhibition opening on Friday, May 22, from 4 - 7pm. Cristina Mittermeier will be present and will give a short artist talk in the gallery at 6pm. Copies of her latest fine art photography catalog "Hope," featuring a forward by Robert Redford, will be available for purchase, and the artist will be in the gallery for a booksigning on Sunday, May 24, from 5 - 6pm.
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Milk Moon Gallery
MILK MOON GALLERY
LOCATION: 307 East Colorado Avenue, Telluride
For this year’s MountainFilm Art Walk, Milk Moon Gallery is pleased to present ‘Stratified,’ a group show featuring works by Scout Dunbar, Dave McClinton, Meredith Nemirov, Meghan Purcell, and Adam Young. Through a variety of media, ranging from felted wool to digital photo collage, our artists’ works reflect ideas of layering and stratification, both physical and conceptual.
Tellurado Studio
TELLURADO STUDIO
LOCATION: 219 East Colorado Avenue, Telluride
The Tellurado Studio proudly features the artwork Markus Pierson, who 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.
Elinoff & Co.
ELINOFF & CO. GALLERY
LOCATION: 204 West Colorado Avenue, Telluride
Elinoff Gallery is featuring a special exhibit by Mojgan Arashvand.
Mojgan was born in Iran and lives in Colorado, where she practices medicine and makes portraits. Her work is about faces. She has come to believe that a face — met with patience, held in the right light — is one of the most worthwhile things a person can look at. There is a quiet dignity in being seen, and a quiet generosity in allowing it. She is drawn to both.
Mojgan makes portraits all over the world: in the Omo Valley of Ethiopia, in Japan, among the irezumi tattoo masters and the bodies they have marked, in the open country of the American West, and in the faces she find closer to home. Different languages, different lives, the same human light.
Mojgan Arashvand came to photography the way she came to medicine — by listening closely, and by trusting that what is in front of her is worth her full attention.