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The 6th Annual Evergreen Mountain Art Celebration June 24 & 25 is a juried fine art and fine craft show that will showcase 60 professional artists from Colorado and beyond. The show will once again be presented at The Evergreen North shopping complex - just off Evergreen Parkway next to the Evergreen post office. 3719 Evergreen Parkway * Evergreen CO * 80439. Saturday 9 am to 4 pm Sunday 9 am to 4 pm
The show will feature mountain-living oriented, Western, Southwestern, and rustic artists at this historic mountain bedroom community west of Denver. Mediums will include painting, jewelry, sculpture, ceramics, wood, metal, and many more. The dates for the show have been chosen carefully as this June weekend is one of the city’s most alive and historically has enjoyed great weather.
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When starting down his path, BenJamin was given the words from another artist, "make what you like" - from those words Ben Jamin has found that the warm energy we all feel in great art comes from the artists who truly love what they create. Ben creates his work using a plasma torch to create relief in thick steel plate. He then refines and polishes each piece before adding some color by way of chemical reaction, or patina. Ben has been refining his techniques for almost 15 years, and the quality of his patinas and finishes reveal just that. Be sure to take a look at his web site www.BJaminCustoms.com
Peter has been an artist for as long as he can remember and still proudly displays the ceramic dinosaur he made when he was just four years old. However, since 1986 he has solely worked in watercolors. Peter has shown his artwork in juried shows and galleries throughout the country since winning numerous awards. Peter's free-flowing style makes his watercolors unique. Peter is a mood painter creating an impression of his sublet matter through the use of bold and energetic colors. Peter's greatest satisfaction comes from the donation to worthy causes such as Habitat for the Humanity, the American Heart Association, the American Breast Cancer Society, Children’s Hospice House among others and was commissioned by Johns Hopkins in Baltimore where he produced some 50 originals for their surgery wing, Recently, Wake Forest’s University’s new neonatal center approached Peter to paint the signature piece for the entrance to their new center and his 48 x 60 inch “Baby Bear” adorns the entrance. His work is bright and bold watercolors that adhere to wood panels treated with a preservative. https://peter-freischlag.squarespace.com/
Covert Metals is a one-person metal working studio located in Denver, Colorado. Each piece is hand crafted using traditional metalsmithing techniques. Covert Metals emphasizes unique one of a kind design that melds contemporary styling with hand forged detailing, bridging the gap between utilitarian items and wearable art. More at https://covertmetals.com/
Doug Wodark's art centers on an update of the iconic image of cowboys and Native Americans as well as animals in a more contemporary light. A simple, atmospheric background, often with a solvent-based patina, overlaid by a single, closely cropped silhouette. Doug lives in Castle Rock, Colorado with his wife, Heidi, and two children. His work can be found at various galleries throughout the West.
From Mike "My Photography covers primarily Landscapes, Americana, and Travel in the American west.
Subjects include wild horses, old neon signs, cowboys, and unique western landscapes."
Andrew Barker is a mixed-media artist who creates intricate, illustrative works that are themed around the flora, fauna, and landscapes of the Rocky Mountains and the American West. His primary medium is watercolor, which he often combines with ink, gouache, and colored pencil on either traditional fine art paper or wood.
The recycled guitars have most of their face removed and guitar string is stitched into the remaining edge. The inside of the guitars are lightly sanded and stained. There are hidden LED lights that shine through the stitching holes and accentuate the contents of the guitar. The shelves are beautiful stained oak.
Landscape photography printed on Metal and Canvas. "I personally print my negatives with a forty year old DeVere enlarger in my Santa Barbara darkroom. The process is time consuming, expensive, laborious, yet extremely rewarding. These prints are processed to meet or surpass current archival standards. I test every print run to assure maximum permanence. All my photographic prints are selenium toned for its beauty, richness and for the added permanence that selenium toning provides."
"The prints are finished by carefully mounting and matting them with acid free museum rag board. I only use UV inhibiting acrylic or glass to protect and complete the framed artwork. This extra care gives my photographic prints the extended archival permanence I demand. I keep the print editions small to protect the purchase investment made by my customers. The creative image, long-lasting permanence and small limited editions, combine to create a true museum grade investment piece."
"As a photographic artist for 40 years, I hope you appreciate my artwork as much as I’ve enjoyed capturing, producing and bringing it to life."
Autumn Teneyl mountain chic clothing for the earth conscious women. Autumn creates each piece with the real women in mind. Feel good ,look good, do good support Colorado made clothing.
Hand cut and stitched custom made leather goods for home and travel.
Off the Slopes is a new family owned and operated company located in Breckenridge, Colorado. We focus on Plasma cutting, Laser Engraving, CNC Routing and much more. Visit our website at www.Offtheslopes.com or email Sam at Sam.Harris@offtheslopes.com for more information.
By blending two of natures alluring elements, wood and stone, Tina creates functional, culinary accessories. Her Cutting Boards, Gathering Boards, Serving Platters and Dipping Trays will elevate your daily or special occasions.
Tina meticulously searches through arborists’ wood lots looking for the perfectly flawed, cracked and knot filled hardwoods that other woodworkers pass by because of these deficits. She chooses smaller pieces of wood that will be enhanced with Stone like turquoise, lapis, malachite or chrysocolla, and inlays these into these cracks and voids. Following a similar method to the Japanese art of Kintsugi, where broken and fractured pottery is mended with gold or silver dust, thereby restoring the fragments to a functional and more beautiful piece. http://knot-wong.squarespace.com/
Marilyn's art is reverse painting on acrylics. Yep, she paints in reverse from the most forward elements of the piece to the furthest back. You have to see it in person to truly appreciate its magic. Her work is inspired by the natural beauty that surrounds her home at the base of the Mt. Evans wilderness area in Idaho Springs, Colorado. Painting in a modern impressionist style, Marilyn's art is infused with brilliant light and color. Her use of textured, bold brush strokes magnifies the vivid impressionist style.
Deidre Sappington is a progressive custom stained glass artist, specializing is stained glass pet portraits. www.Brokenglass.design
To see a list of all the artists including their name, medium, and websites (if available), click the button below ....
~Come get your "Curry in ah Hurry" Burritos, Rice Bowls, Wraps & More! With a Full line of Espresso Drinks! ~Spice it the way you like it Mon!!
Please reach us at info@ccmstudios.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Parking is plentiful in the center itself or on the frontage road.
Well behaved dogs are always welcome at our shows.
The festival is free and open to the public.
Restrooms are available in the NE corner of the festival in the parking lot.
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The festival is on the parking lot so wheel chairs could navigate that easily.
Saturday 9 am to 4 pm
Sunday 9 am to 4 pm
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