The Red House Gallery

At the Spring Gallery Walk in Durango

Lots of cow and animal art at the Spring Gallery Walk

Denver has a lot of the sort of pop L.A.-type art that I and every other young collector around is into right now.  Check out these pieces I found in a Denver brewery:

And as for the Red House Gallery, I’m ridiculously excited about the next show.

Here’s the down-low:  In and out of Line: The work of Two Emerging Artists, opens from 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday, June 20, at The Red House Gallery, 118 W. Mill St. in Bayfield. The show will feature the art of Nate Schnell and Dakotah Andreatta. Schnell’s work focuses on precise line work, balance and design while Andreatta’s work focuses on content and color, the later of which often bleeds through his line work for a bit of a chaotic but beautiful finish. The works are different, but similar in their young, pop-art tone

Here’s a piece by Dakotah that caused a stir of excitement at DAWDLE:

The Red House will then take July off and open on August 15 from 6 to 9 p.m. with a solo show featuring the works of Tirzah Camacho, who took some time off to have a baby and is finally back with new works never seen in the area.

Alone with One Arm in a Mountain Town by Kinsee Morlan

The Red House Gallery, 118 W. Mill St. in Bayfield, opens its second monthly show from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday, April, 18, with Still Searching: An Art Show, featuring the works of Four Corners artists including Bradley Kachnnowicz, Kate Skrainka, Cindy Coleman, Stephen Eginoire, Heather Leavitt, James Poe, Kinsee Morlan (owner and curator) and others.

The show will be up for one night only and will include paintings, photography and crochet art.

The alternative gallery space continues with its mission to focus on local emerging art and to activate Mill Street in sleepy little Bayfield, Colorado. The shows will continue to open every third Saturday of the month.

For more info or high-resolution images, please visit www.theredhousegallery.com or email kinsee@theredhousegallery.com.