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Painting by Joy Keown
2013 Artist in Residence
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Wildlife and Nature Art - prints, photographs, and figurines
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The Museum collects, interprets and preserves local history, as well as presents exhibits, programs and events, for the education and benefit of residents and visitors of all ages.
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A variety of unique pottery, paintings, metalwork, jewelry, vintage prints, wood carvings, and hand tied flies
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Featuring Richard H. Hahn Photography as well as gifts, home decor, jewelry and antiques
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Hand-made wood crafts including bowls, utensils, candle holders, lamps, decorative vases and more.
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The galleries feature paintings, jewelry, art glass, photography, woodworking, weavings, ceramics, sculpture, metal art and much more!
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Colorado Landscape Artist - open from June to September
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Hydroplant was built by F.O. Stanley to power his famous Stanley Hotel in 1909. Open summer, Tuesday to Sunday afternoons, otherwise by appointment.
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Gallery focused on Rocky Mountain photos by Erik Stensland
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Victor Issa creates exquisitely life-like sculptures made of bronze.
Estes Park's Oldest and most Unique Wildlife Gallery
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Jewelry designs by Dianka and inspirational quotes written by Mary Radmacher
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The Cultural Arts Council of Estes Park enhances the quality and accessibility of visual and performing arts for people of all ages.
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American Paintings & Sculpture
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A collection of American Firefighting pieces that tell the story of a fight that continues today - firefighters using modern technology to combat the final decision of mother nature when fire strikes.
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A unique mountain gallery featuring the photography of James Frank and more than 50 Colorado & Estes Park Artists.
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Original Art by Regional Artists
Art Galleries
Art in the Park
Six artists have been selected for the summer 2014 Artist-in-Residence Program at Rocky Mountain National Park.
The artists selected along with their art medium are: Wildlife painter Dustin Van Wechel from Gilbert, Arizona; Visual artist Trine Bumiller from Denver, Colorado; Storyteller and writer John Stansfield from Monument, Colorado; Photographer Michael Lang; Painter and art teacher Jessica Bryant from Coeur D'Alene, Idaho; and Photographers James and Jenny Tarpley from Marion, North Carolina.
Artists are given two-week residencies at the William Allen White cabin from June through September. During their stay at the park, artists share their vision in two public presentations. These presentations are held on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. at the Beaver Meadows Visitor Center auditorium through September 4.
For a specific schedule and to learn more about these 2014 artists in residence click on this link.
Artists have had a long-standing impact on the formation, expansion and direction of our country’s national parks. All of these artists translate the national park’s purpose, as a place of pleasure and preservation, into images which bring others enjoyment and a deeper understanding of the parks some may never visit.
Rocky Mountain National Park’s Artist-In-Residence program provides artists the opportunity to become a part of a long established tradition of artists in our national parks, and will produce works that will help celebrate Rocky Mountain National Park's 100 year anniversary in 2015.
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