Ah Haa School for the Arts
AH HAA SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS
LOCATION: 155 West Pacific Avenue, Telluride
Ah Haa School for the Arts presents UNCOMMON CREATURES in partnership with Telluride Aids Benefit. Created by local and regional artists utilizing any materials imaginable, the 2026 Wearable Art line, “Uncommon Creatures” challenged artists to create wearable non-human shapes that will slink, stomp and slither from the TAB runway into the Daniel Tucker Gallery.
These works will be on display throughout the month of March in all their monstrous glory. Participating artists include: Ashley Hoglund, Beca Mathieson, Doris Tinsley Nadel, Erin Ries, Jacqui McCormick, Kris Kwasniewski, Abby Scott, Brigitte Kusuno, Edith Willey, Kathleen Morgan, Michele Foote, Sierra Gomez, Rebecca Greubel, Ryan Garcia and Wendy Roloson.
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 nature portraits by Nancy B. Frank, alongside dynamic abstractions by Daniel Kanow and Ingrid Oliphant, 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.
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Telluride Arts HQ
TELLURIDE ARTS HQ GALLERY
LOCATION: 135 West Pacific Avenue, Telluride
January through April, Telluride Arts presents “In Motion”. This exhibition brings together the work of 13 local and regional artists who explore movement as a constant condition of life. Through abstract and figurative forms, shifting light, evolving landscapes, bodies in transition, and emotional or natural processes, the exhibition reflects how change, adaptation, and transformation shape our lived experience. Some works express motion through stillness, others through rhythm, gesture, or flow, reminding us that nothing is ever truly static. “In Motion” celebrates creativity as an ongoing state of becoming—where art, like life itself, is always responding, evolving, and in motion.
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.