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We just installed Denny Haskew's last available casting of "White Deer of Autumn" at Gurley Hall on the UNM-Gallup campus. We absolutely love this sculpture in this space. The patina against the backdrop of adobe walls and blue skies is dynamic and she feels at home. The project was guided by New Mexico Arts as part of their Art in Public Places initiative. We loved working with everyone involved in making this placement a success. Special Thanks to Corry with Better Built Construction Services for pouring the footing and assisting with the installation. Learn about what inspired this sculpture... click here   The National Sculptors' Guild Fellows have voted to promote Craig Campbell as a Fellow Member. He has been an Associate Member for the past few years and we have seen great success with Craig's work and love collaborating with him. We are finding ourselves finalists with him in another major project currently, so the projection is in the up and up - matching this artist's enthusiasm for life and art.
His artwork is creative, fun, thoughtful, and captivating; his skills make his approach very versatile. Always positive, Craig has been a great advocate of NSG’s members and efforts wherever he goes. If you have one of the new Maya Angelou quarters (among others)– you’re walking around with Craig’s sculpture in your pocket. Look for the CAC on coins... that’s him! Check out his portfolio and add him to your collection: click here Denny Haskew's Strength of the Maker was installed April 11th in the City of Cerritos Sculpture Garden in California. The City created the above video that we are happy to share here. Special thanks to Shipper's Supply for the great crate, and Advanced Aquatics and Capital Crane for their wonderful installation work. Winner of 5 Best of Show Awards; ”Strength of the Maker, right from its title…to the strength shown even in the toes, is a statement on how I view my very inner belief.” -DH Only one casting remains in the limited edition of 21. Click here to purchase. Other prominent placements of the edition include: National Museum of the American Indian - Smithsonian Institution in DC; the Gilcrease Museum, OK; the Barona Band of Mission Indians, CA; and the Wolf Creek Indian Village & Museum, Bastian, VA; Briscoe Western Art Museum, San Antonio, TX; District Courthouse, Flagstaff, AZ; City of Grand Junction, CO; Canyon City, CO; and major private collections throughout the US. We have worked with the City of Cerritos to place monumental fine art since 1999. We are very proud to be part of this art centric community.   "Hope" by Teresa Vito Just in time for Mother's Day, Columbine's Teresa Vito has created a multi-media presentation ideal for any Mother.
Purchase the original 54x24" oil painting "Hope" and receive the painter's process... Framed 20x10" paint sketch Framed 16x20" collage of sketches and tools DVD of the 3 month process from beginning, through the finishing touches. Great for any collection to house the full painter's journey of a major piece. "This is my expression of HOPE a painting which celebrates the wonders of beauty and light, of a world filled with infinite possibilities, and with the belief that hope is the sacred prayer that sustains us." Available at this special rate through May 31st Click here to purchase Stop by the gallery this Friday and Saturday to see the work in person - and meet Teresa as she paints in the garden during our first Painting Columbine - buy as they dry event. Wayne Salge has just shared his latest compositions. Per usual, they are packed with strong form and a clever mix of sophistication and humor. These monuments are being cast in bronze at the foundry now. If you'd like more information about either or both please call or email, Shop the rest of Wayne's portfolio here.
 A Night Out by Mark Bailey Congratulations to Columbine Gallery's painter Mark Bailey selected by Southwest Art Magazine as 1 of 10 'Artists to Watch in 2017' featured in the January issue on newsstands now. click here for the full article
"Mark Andrew Bailey refuses to be pigeonholed when it comes to defining his style..... ...Using a music analogy, he compares the brush stroke to a note, and the way each note is played is what creates the complexity or interest in a piece.... ...'I’m drawn to the human element and subject matter that is easily relatable,” he says, then adds, “A lot of art has gone negative and dark, but I have always wanted to create things that bring people joy.”... ...While Bailey has been turning heads on a national level, winning Best of Show at the 2015 Governor’s Art Show in Loveland, CO, is extremely meaningful to the Loveland native. 'I grew up here,' he says. 'Going to the show is what exposed me to people who were doing this for a living. Now to be back in Colorado and to be eligible and then accepted into the show, let alone to win this award, it feels like I’ve come full circle.'... —Laura Rintala " #ArtistsToWatch #SouthwestArtMagazine #MarkBaileyPainting #ArtWorthCollecting #FeedYourCreativeSpirit #ColumbineGallery Happy Spring! Forsythia and Fine Art at Columbine Gallery. Sculpture by Denny Haskew, painting by Amelia Caruso. Live with Art, it's good for your health. Use code TAXday now thru April 15th for a special incentive on your next online fine art purchase.   Lots of new artwork in Columbine Gallery caused us to rehang to get everything to fit - help us out and add to your collection. We'll help hang! Check everything out on our instagram and follow us for more updates.
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