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It Came From The Supervolcano: An Art Show Vol. 2
September 11th
It Came From the Supervolcano is a regional exhibition series focusing on emerging artists working in the area surrounding the Yellowstone Caldera. Part two of this series spotlights several Jackson Hole artists, including Craig Spankie, Mark Dunstan(painting), Wade Dunstan(photography), Tristan Greszko(photography), Camille Davis(drawing), Michelle Rene Gustafson(photography) and Abbie Miller(sculpture).
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It Came From The Supervolcano: An Art Show
Exhibit Dates
August 14 - September 4, 2009
It Came From the Supervolcano is a regional art exhibition highlighting emerging artists whose work reflects the unique character of the are surrounding the Yellowstone Caldera. Part one of this series spotlights Ali Kornblum, a local painter whose unique, cubist inspired interpretations of our landscape will surely turn some heads. The Artlab will also display new prints being produced in the studio and will have refreshments and impromptu art demonstrations.
Photographer Zachary S Allen’s photography from Northern Montana covers a range of subject matter, from silos to Native American family photos, studies of sisters posing in the street, and patterns formed by patches of melting snow.
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Hi-Line
Zachary S Allen
Exhibit Dates
July 3 - July 31, 2009
Photographer Zachary S Allen’s photography from Northern Montana covers a range of subject matter, from silos to Native American family photos, studies of sisters posing in the street, and patterns formed by patches of melting snow.
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Megafauna
Exhibit Dates
June 26, 2009
Artist Ben Roth unveils a collection of work inspired by global warming. Polar bears, arctic foxes, glaciers, and more surprises. Also, find out more about his "Box Set" project.
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OK, Cowboy
Exhibit Dates
June 5 - 26, 2009
OK, Cowboy is a group exhibition of Wyoming artists whose work represents a range of contemporary themes, from the stereotypes of the West to politics to religion. In addition to fresh artwork, we will be hosting a contest featuring the classic Nintendo game, Mike Tyson’s Punch Out. The winner of the game will receive a special work of art created by residents of Teton Artlab.
Featuring recent work by 6 artists:
Peter McCullough (printmaking)
Benji Pierson (painting)
Brian McGeogh (photography)
Scott Sears (painting/printmaking)
Tristan Greszko (printmaking)
Aaron Wallis (printmaking/mixed media)
Megan Fitz (printmaking)
Rachel Kunkle-Hartz (printmaking)
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The Beautiful Struggle
Exhibit Dates
May 1 - 29, 2009
Featuring recent work by
Ben Roth, Aaron Wallis, Tom Woodhouse, Rachel Kunkle-Hartz, Benjamin Carlson, Wendell Field, David Gottfried, Cary Tijerina, Andrew Wyatt, Brooke Kemmerer, Travis Walker, Andy Mattern, Abbie Miller, Bryce Billings, Victoria Reynolds
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GRAND RE-OPENING
Exhibit Dates
MARCH 13, 2009
Our grand reopening on March 13th will feature work by over a dozen artists from the Jackson Hole region who have been invited to participate in our artist in residency program. Our studios will be open all weekend from 10 - 6 pm to the public. Saturday the 14th will feature tours and print demonstrations held at noon and at 4pm.
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Wallpaper
Works on paper
Exhibit Dates
December 5 - 31, 2008
Teton Artlab presents a "Salon" style works on paper exhibit featuring works by over 20 American artists.
This invitational exhibit features work by Tom Woodhouse, David Gottfried, Rachel Kunkle Hartz, Travis Walker, Julia Randall, Abbie Miller, Benjamin Carlson, Aaron Wallis, and others.
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Planet Jackson Hole (12.03.08)
Planet Jackson Hole (12.10.08)
Planet Jackson Hole - Closing of the Gallery
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First Impressions
Work from the Print Collaborative
Exhibit Dates
November 7 - 29, 2008
The Teton Artlab Print Collaborative is a program that
introduces local artists to the art of printmaking and
facilitates the exchange of ideas and techniques in a safe, non-toxic environment. Artists learn a variety of techniques including traditional woodblock and relief as well as modern innovations such as solar plate etching and digital platemaking. Participating artists donate a portion of their editions to Teton Artlab to help fund the project.
Artists
Ben Roth, Wendell Field, Rachel Kunkle-Hartz, Benjamin Carlson, Aaron Wallis, Travis Walker
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Among Other Things
Photography by Cary Tijerina
Exhibit Dates
September 5 - 13, 2008
Tijerina,
takes portraits of strangers: waiters at local eateries, KMart workers, ranchers, carnival employees,
and the objects and spaces they inhabit. Working in traditional medium format film with a wooden camera, his portraits are deeply revealing; posed yet still candid moments. His subjects represent a cross-section of the people of Jackson, a transient culture of many states and nations.
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Interaction {two}
Exhibit Dates
September 12, 2008
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In Proximity
Tender: Render
Sculpture by Abbie Miller
Exhibit Dates
September 18 - 27, 2008
Between the labor-intensive techniques of clothing construction and the possibilities of drawing, Miller works out the conceptual ideas for her fiber sculpture. In Relinquish, the long piece of fabric “zips” into its shape, evoking the human body as both form and expressive vehicle yet producing something previously unimagined.
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Views of Jackson
Travis Walker
Exhibit Dates
August 1 - 30, 2008
Walker has created a brilliantly colored body of artwork that is inspired by the town of Jackson and incredible light of summer. What makes these works different is that their subject is today’s Jackson, full of trailer parks, RVs, tourists, and less glorified views, like old cottages and Snow King.
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Fresh Paint
Craig Spankie
Mike
Tierney
Exhibit Dates
July 4 - 31, 2008
An exhibition of new work by Craig Spankie and Mike Tierney. Spankie, a New Zealand native, creates artwork that is heavily influenced by materials he discovers on construction sites, incorporating these found object with detailed acrylic renderings of cows, sheep, and other animals. Mike Tierney uses spray enamel and masking tape to depict the mountains that he has been skiing for over a decade.
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Plane Engineering
Sam Dowd
Exhibit Dates
June 6 - 30, 2008
Dowd’s art work, which is made from porcelain, uses contemporary bottle forms to construct fantasy airplanes and spaceships. His work on display takes on a playful quality as it defies the laws of physics that keep our craft aloft, and creates planes and spaceships the way an artist might design them.
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The Architecture of Display
Charlotte Potter
Sharon Trigg
Exhibit Dates
May 2 - 31, 2008
Potter’s unique, tongue-in-cheek sculptures present a sly commentary on a western staple: the hunting trophy. Trigg’s intimate shadow boxes and mixed media art
explore memory through her collections of found objects and collaged fabrics and images.
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Abstractions David Gottfried
Exhibit Dates March 7-31, 2008
From his studio in Wilson,Wyoming artist David Gottfried creates energetic and playful non-representational and abstract works that evoke a diverse range of subjects, from the natural world to cultural artifacts, architecture and music.
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Winterscapes
Exhibit Dates February 1-29, 2008
Six artists show the depth of subject, color, and emotion in the winter landscape. A range of techniques is present in this show by artists living and working in the long Jackson Hole winter. Ben Roth, Mike Tierney, Emily Boesflug, Seth Turner, Jansen Gunderson, Christie Goss
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Silent Dialogue Jenny Dowd
Exhibit Dates January 4-30, 2008
In a society overwhelmed with mass marketing, TV on demand and high-speed Internet connections it can be easy to overlook our stable, constant information sources. Jenny Dowd’s collection of porcelain and fiber work asks that the viewer slow down and re-evaluate their perceptions through a subtle dialogue with an ancient resource: books.
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Holga Tristan Greszko & Lisa Walker
Exhibit Dates December 3-31, 2007
The
Holga is a minimal and inexpensive camera that uses medium
format film to produce unpredictable but often stunning
results. As much as camera design and technology have
changed in the last twenty five years, Holga's low-tech
approach has become even more appealing. Named after
a term meaning “very bright”, Holga images
produce soft tones, saturated colors, and stunning light.
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interaction {one}
Exhibit Dates September 7 - November 1, 2007
Teton Artlab's inaugural exhibition explores the talent and innovation of unique emerging artists. Jenny Dowd, Samuel Dowd, Tristan Greszko, Ben Roth, Craig Spankie, Sharon Trigg, Lisa Walker, Travis Walker, Tom Woodhouse
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