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Carolyn Tyler
Artist in attendance: Thursday, July 3-Sunday, July 6, 11 a.m.-close
Karats ³Õ²¹¾±±ô

122 E. Meadow Dr.
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970-476-4760

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Karats

Ancient artifacts, family heirlooms and more are given new life in the hands of jeweler Dan Telleen at Karats Vail. Telleen creates one-of-a-kind necklaces, pendants, rings and other jewelry with everything from millions of years old fossils and meteorites, ancient Roman coins and can customize all sorts of prized possessions.

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As an established and respected Vail jewelry store since the 1970s, Karats is a local landmark in Vail Village and has been in its current location for decades. At Karats, Telleen’s work is joined by other artists who he invites to share the space – where he freely passes along his knowledge.

Specializing in uniquely artistic, hand-crafted jewelry, Telleen works a lot with gold and different forms of money. His bold, fluid and organic designs stand the test of time at Karats Vail.

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Sarah Winkler
Desert Modern
Opening reception with the artist: Saturday, July 5, 5-7 p.m.
Exhibition: July 5 – Aug. 2
Vail International Gallery

100 E. Meadow Drive, Suite 17, ³Õ²¹¾±±ô

970-476-2525

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Vail International Gallery

For the past 20 years, Vail International Gallery has established a reputation for exhibiting a range of contemporary and historic work from diverse genres. The gallery on Meadow Drive features museum-quality works by 20th century masters and emerging contemporary artists from the U.S. and Europe, as well as an expertise in Russian and Soviet art. Dozens of artists are represented at Vail International Gallery, which also hosts solo exhibits of contemporary art in its stand-alone gallery behind its primary storefront. Sarah Winkler, long a gallery favorite, has her exhibition, “Desert Modern,” hanging through August 2.

Represented artists include Mikhail Turovsky, whose Modernism style was banned by the Soviets yet gained international popularity for reflecting the great achievements, turmoil and triumph of the 20th century. Don Sahli is a plein air painter and teacher who uses color and temperature as tools to express form and emotion in his work.

Many of the artists represented at Vail International Gallery are also featured in private collections nationally and internationally, as well as galleries around the world. Ron Hicks, Carlo Trost, Bates Wilson, Vladimir Pentjuh and many more artists’ work are on display at Vail International Gallery.

Mountain peaks, winding rivers, flowing forests, desolate deserts all jump off the canvases at Vail International Gallery. Elegant brushwork, vibrant colors and expressionistic figures are also on display.

The world’s art is here in the Rocky Mountains at Vail International Gallery.

Roger Hayden Johnson and Anna Elise Johnson
A father-daughter exhibition
Artists Reception: July 4 & 5
Exhibition: Through July 20
Where: Raitman Art Galleries

223 Gore Creek Dr, Vail
More info: 970-476-4883
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Raitman Art Galleries

A contemporary fine art gallery awaits along the banks of Gore Creek at Raitman Art Galleries. Showing museum-quality paintings and sculptures featuring many Colorado artists since 2013, Raitman Art Galleries is fulfilling a mission to show people how wonderful humanity can be through what we achieve with our hands.

At Raitman Art Galleries, you’ll find people who are passionate about collecting art as well as talking about the past, present and future of the craft. With locations in Vail and Breckenridge, Raitman Art Galleries has the space to house some of the world’s most exciting, interesting and best art. And the online gallery features just about every piece in the collection.

Receiving new works from the artists on a regular basis, the collection is constantly being updated. Representing nearly 80 artists, Raitman Art Galleries sources directly from artists, facilitates art acquisitions, connects clients with art they love, provides complimentary consulting and educates the world about art.

Led by the Raitman Family, who believe art can – and should – reflect our lifestyle, Raitman Art Galleries fosters a culture of education and sharing knowledge within the gallery walls.

Every work of art ought to tell a story, and at Raitman Art Galleries, there’s plenty of stories to share.

Britten
“FRESH,” New Summer Works
Artist in attendance: Saturday, July 5, 2-6 p.m.; Sunday, July 6, noon-4 p.m.
C. Anthony Gallery
Beaver Creek Promenade

61 Avondale Lane , Beaver Creek 

970-845-8645
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C. Anthony Gallery

Located in the middle of all the action in Beaver Creek Village, C. Anthony Gallery represents a robust variety of artists such as Britten, James Jensen, Hamilton Aguiar, Gib Singleton, DeVon and David Yarrow.

C. Anthony Gallery is committed to bringing a consistent breadth and depth to its collection, while fulfilling the gallery’s core values rooted in the belief that great art touches the heart beyond knowledge.

Whether a longtime art collector or first-time buyer, C. Anthony Gallery is a one-stop shop for all arts interests thanks to its wide variety of the highest quality painting and sculptures from world renowned and emerging artists.

More than a showroom, C. Anthony Gallery frequently hosts exhibitions with the artists, a unique way to both experience the art and Beaver Creek. And with clientele ranging from young adults to seasoned buyers, C. Anthony Gallery is a must-visit when strolling Beaver Creek Village.

DeVon
Gib Singleton Gallery

One Willow Bridge Road, Suite CS-5, ³Õ²¹¾±±ô

970-476-4851
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Gib Singleton Gallery

Founded over 15 years ago purely to preserve the legacy of world famous sculpture Gib Singleton, the foremost Western and Biblical bronze sculpture in the late 20th and early 21st century in America, Gib Singleton Gallery has since expanded its collection to represent some of the top Western artists in the world.

David Yarrow’s close-encounter photography of wildlife and the environment are impactful and highly sought after. The world–renowned photographer’s work is available at Gib Singleton Gallery, from African wildlife to après ski scenes, iconic bars and iconic cars, and a true taste of the Wild West.

Also available artwork at Gib Singleton Gallery comes from fourth-generation Coloradan Carrie Fell, who is known for bold and vibrant paintings and sculptures that reimagine traditional Western subjects in new ways. And more work by Master Oil Painter Earl Biss, who was a profound contributor to the explosion of Southwestern Art in the last half of the 20th century.

Contemporary wildlife and western artist David Riley is also featured at Gib Singleton Gallery in Vail, as is the legend himself – Gib Singleton.

Art on the Rockies
July 11, 12 & 13
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Battle Mountain High School parking lot
0151 Miller Ranch Rd., Edwards
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Art on the Rockies

What happens when a family of local artists travel from art show to art festival across the USA with a mission of bringing back to the Vail Valley the best of the best artists they come across? Art on the Rockies is a highly respected and well attended three-day art festival featuring over 100 artists from around the country, from fire art to fine crafts, painting and photography, mixed media and jewelry.

Heralded as one of the best juried art shows, Art on the Rockies offers three days of art-packed interactions, conversations with artists and a celebration of the creative mind. Artists from the mountains of Colorado, the beaches of Florida, the deserts of Arizona and other corners of the country converge in Vail every summer.

Started by local artist Colleen Everett, the festival is now specially curated by her son Nick and his wife Kelsey – and their 2-year-old. In 2025, they’re excited about the diversity and quality of artists attending Art on the Rockies, and the next generation of young, skillful artists.

Art on the Rockies takes place July 11-13 outdoors at Battle Mountain High School, a truly unique setting from a one-of-a-kind art festival.

Peregrine O’Gormley & John Taft
Claggett/Rey Gallery
216 Main St., Ste. C-100, Edwards

Artists’ Reception: July 17, 4-7 p.m.
Joint exhibition: July 1-31
More info: 970-476-9350; claggettrey.com

Claggett/Rey Gallery

For more than 30 years, the Claggett/Rey Gallery in Edwards has represented artists who are among the finest living in North America. With beautiful art depicting the way of the West, stepping into the gallery is like stepping back in time.

Works by painters, sculptors and craftsmen, Claggett/Rey Gallery prides itself on showcasing truly fine art in all mediums. Horses, bison and moose sculptures feel surreal in front of gorgeous paintings of mountain landscapes at the gallery.

More than a gallery worth getting lost in, Claggett/Rey Gallery also hosts artist receptions and events throughout the year, while also constantly keeping it fresh with new works.

With a well-regarded reputation in the world of art, Claggett/Rey Gallery is often trusted with the facilitation of historical pieces of fine art from various estates and individuals across the country, and the gallery has been featured in art magazines and media for its profound legacy and authenticity.

David Yarrow
Relévant Galleries
100 E. Meadow Drive, Suite 2

Vail
970-476-5619
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Relévant Galleries

It’s all in the details at RelévantGalleries in Vail, where the mission is to curate long-lasting exhibitions. Through thoughtful selections of artists whose work is both engaging and representative of a particular theme or concept, Relévant Galleries is constantly monitoring emerging trends and themes in the art world.

All artwork is perfectly on display at RelévantGalleries, and that’s because the artists work closely with the curators to ensure the work is properly displayed and promoted – and that the exhibition as a whole is cohesive and engaging.

In addition to the Vail location, Relévant Galleries is also in Scottsdale, Arizona; Park City, Utah; and Denver, with David Yarrow’s work featured prominently over the years.