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Joellyn Duesberry: Landscape Survey
(@ Gallery 1261)
Jan 22, 2010 -
Feb 27, 2010
Opening Reception: Friday, Jan 22, 5pm-9pm
I believe in the process, not the goals or the output of an artist. I am convinced that predictable, formulaic work is a kind of death-in-life, and that realism and abstraction are at some level identical. –Joellyn Duesberry
Throughout her more than forty year career as a fine artist, Joellyn Duesberry has continued to challenge her voice and vision -- as well as her patrons -- with work as rich and varied as the landscape she portrays. Shrugging off the more obvious picturesque views, she searches for the deeper abstractions in nature; these rhythms and harmonies are the underpinning of her work. Gallery 1261 is please to present a survey of Duesberry’s finest landscape paintings spanning nearly two decades and geography from Maine to California, Wyoming to New Mexico. Her one-woman show runs concurrent with a second solo exhibition, “Joellyn Duesberry’s Southwest: Sharpening the Edge”, at the Denver Botanic Gardens. A major four decade retrospective is scheduled to open at the Colorado Springs Fine Art Center late summer 2011.
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Joellyn Duesberry's Southwest: Sharpening the Edge
(@ Denver Botanic Gardens)
Jan 23, 2010 -
Apr 4, 2010
Opening Reception: Thursday, Jan. 28, 5:30-8 p.m.
RSVP to exhibits@botanicgardens.org
Explore one of the country's most important plein-air painters. Joellyn Duesberry has mastered a balance between traditional representations and abstracted reductions of form. She successfully introduces formalist representations of landscape with the energy of expressionism.
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Joellyn Duesberry
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Joellyn Duesberry
Jan 21, 2009, 5-9pm
Gallery 1261 is pleased to welcome Joellyn Duesberry to the gallery.
We are hosting a coctail party in celebration and presenting a luxurious catalogue that evening, featuring her biggest and best new paintings.
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Robert Jackson
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Beyond the Object Project
Feb 20, 2009 -
Mar 21, 2009
"The Object Project" is a collaborative exhibition between 15 artists that has travelled to 5 museums around the country. One can visit www.theobjectproject.com to see details of that show. The final stop of the exhibition is the Museum of Outdoor Arts in Englewood, Colorado. Throughout the years that we have worked on this project together, the artists have developed wonderful friendships and opportunities for dialog. Being that the show is at its final destination, the artists wanted another opportunity to show together. Whereas the "Object Project" required the artists to paint specific pieces for our corporate idea, at Gallery 1261 the artists are showing examples of their individual work apart from the museum show. Thus, we are excited to present "Beyond the Object Project" at Gallery 1261. Viewers can visit the museum and then go to the gallery (or vice versa) to see "what else" the artists do beyond the giant collaborative effort.
Read about The Object Project and Beyond the Object Project in the Denver Post.
Article by Kyle MacMillan
Denver Post Fine Arts Critic
Collectors' Preview: Feb 20, 5pm-9pm
Meet the artists and preview the show.
Opening Reception: Friday, Mar 6, 5pm-9pm
Participating Artists:
Michael Bergt, Debra Bermingham, Deborah Deichler, Rob Evans, Scott Fraser, F. Scott Hess, Robert C Jackson, Janet Monafo, Pamela Sienna, Daniel Sprick, Skip Steinworth, Nancy Switzer, Jeff Uffelman, Will Wilson |
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George Carlson
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Contemporary
Figure
May 1, 2009 -
May 30, 2009
Opening Reception: Friday, May 1, 5pm-9pm
Participating Artists:
Scott Burdick, George Carlson, Lu Cong,
Walt Gonske, Ron Hicks, Quang Ho, Mike Malm,
Dan McCaw, Danny McCaw, John McCaw,
C.W. Mundy, Mark Nelson, Daniel Sprick,
Bill Starke, Jeff Uffelman,
Kevin Weckbach, Michael Workman, Zhaoming Wu |
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Lu Cong
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Group Exhibition
Jul 17, 2009 -
Aug 30, 2009
Opening Reception: Friday, Jul 17, 5pm-9pm
Participating Artists:
Carolyn Anderson, Scott Burdick, Lu Cong, Joellyn Duesberry, Scott Fraser, Walt Gonske, Ron Hicks, Quang Ho, Michael J. Lynch, Philip Maior, Mike Malm, Dan McCaw, Danny McCaw, John McCaw, Jim Morgan, C.W. Mundy, Bill Starke, Jeff Uffelman |
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Danny McCaw
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Windows to the Divine Exhibition & Sale
Oct 3 - Oct 23, 2009
The Madden Museum in Greenwood Village
Madden Museum Hours:
Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri 10 am - 3 pm
Thu 12-6 pm
Closed Sat-Sun
Map
Gala Opening Reception: Oct 3 7:30 PM
Participating Gallery 1261 artists:
Lu Cong, Scott Fraser, Ron Hicks, Quang Ho, Dan McCaw, Danny McCaw, Daniel Sprick, Nancy Switzer, Kevin Weckbach |
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Quang Ho
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Quang Ho:
Solo Exhibition
Oct 30, 2009 -
Nov 30, 2009
Opening Reception: Friday, Oct 30, 5pm-9pm
To me, art is the byproduct of one’s individual search for truth. Along this path all work done with intention and honesty is art and, in the hands of a master, this is sublime art. Art is a combination of two states. One is the ability to perform; this is the lifelong search for mastery of craft. The second involves the intellect, concepts, inspiration, psychology – the driving elements that bring an artist to the canvas. One without the other is not wholly art.
My paintings in this show are a glimpse into this process of searching. And finding. Understanding of the vocabulary of the visual dialogue, which is abstract in nature, brings great freedom of expression, allowing me to explore the variety of visual ideas that are represented in this exhibition; each one worthy enough to explore for a lifetime. There are no techniques, no particular styles, no important subjects, and no unimportant subjects. There is only the search for mastery, truth, and play. --Quang Ho
All of us at Gallery 1261 are excited to present the sculptures of Loveland artist Tony Hochstetler. I have long admired and collected his work over the last fifteen years; he has always found a graceful sense of timelessness through balance and structure. And, with a keen attention and love for the smallest details in nature – bugs, fish, frogs, peapods – Tony is able to create works that are constantly surprising, individual, and beautiful. I am honored to show a selection of his sculpture in conjunction with my paintings. --Quang Ho
Fabulous hors d'oeuvres by:
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Scott Fraser
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Small Works
Dec 11, 2009 -
Jan 9, 2010
Opening Reception: Friday, Dec 11, 5pm-9pm
Participating Artists:
Carolyn Anderson, Gordon Brown, Scott Burdick, Lu Cong, Joellyn Duesberry, Scott Fraser, Ron Hicks, Quang Ho, Tony Hochstetler, Daniel Keys, Robert C Jackson, David Leffel, Michael J Lynch, Philip Maior, Mike Malm, Dan McCaw, Danny McCaw, John McCaw, Jim Morgan, C.W. Mundy, Burton Silverman, Daniel Sprick, Nancy Switzer, Bill Starke, Jeff Uffelman, Kevin Weckbach, Michael Workman |
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