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Meet The Artists
May, June, July, August, September
Southern Kindness Art Gallery Booth
In addition to curating our favorite artists for the Art-Walk we will have our own booth featuring our gallery artists that won't be able to showcase during First Friday.
June
Matti grew up in Oslo, Norway, where folklore is a cultural centerpiece. Growing up, her parents owned and operated a clothing store and her mother was a skillful seamstress. Inspired by the world around her, she found her way to Denver, CO, where she truly found her calling as an artist, receiving her BA in Fine Arts from the University of Denver.
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Colorado artist Richelle Cripe is a painter whose works are fueled by philosophy and personal discovery. Her paintings explore color theory through the use of restrained palettes and the worlds of possibility that exist when we tap into our intuitive mind and allow our own perspective to be changed in the process.
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Her collection of fine art and commercial work over the past 11 years of shooting professionally is award winning and has been published in traditional print ads, newspapers, magazines, covers, commercial media packages, theatrical playbills, and many websites. Seen in many hotels, restaurants, multi-family, and work spaces, continues to expand
May, June, July, August
Emma Menke Art
My current work is inspired by landscapes across the United States. On the weekends you can often find me road tripping across the state with my husband and our two adventure dogs, documenting the scenery around us.
May, June, July, August, September
Parrott McKenzie
I currently specialize in digital illustrations. Parrott Paints is a collection of my work – my illustrations come to life in the form of prints, tattoos & clothing. Upcoming projects include wallpaper, stationary & more clothing.
May, July
Paige Elizabeth
Paige's artwork is inspired by nature and using bright color combinations. Her work goes beyond canvas into accessories and more.
August
Talia Swartz Parsell
With roots in the midwest, Talia describes her art as abstract geometric landscapes with bold, vibrant colors and what she calls a simplified view.
May, June, August, September
Cora is heavily influenced by her heritage and upbringing in both the city and on a ranch in Durango, Colorado. Her paintings tell a story that reflects American history, especially in the West.
May 5th
Maia Chavez Larkin
Her work has shown in galleries including the Kiesendahl + Calhoun Gallery in Beacon, NY, the Fletcher Gallery in Woodstock, NY and the Paradise Garage in Manhattan.
June 2nd
Hana Felix
A film photography enthusiast, most of her art is inspired by photos taken while out exploring and climbing in the mountains.
September
Elisabeth Baker
Through various media, Elisabeth explores the perfection and beauty of the natural world. She specializes in Large scale paintings, murals, collage, installation art, and workshops.
May
As a botanical focused muralist I place my attention on creating imagery that will encourage the viewer to see nature in an aesthetic and creative way.
May, June, July, August, September
Evan's artwork often portrays themes of introspection, nostalgia, and mood, creating a somber, melancholic atmosphere.
May
Much of my work shows life's greatest adventures; backpacking trips, days on the river, campsites, and road trip views.
May, June, July, August, September
Known for her sinuous color-scapes, artist Leslie Fitzsimmons explores her connection to nature and place through her practice.
August, September
Camille McMurry is a Denver, CO based artist and hand- dyer. Camille's work as a fiber artist centers on the use of raw merino wool.
September
For the past 10 years I have worked as an artist and teacher in Colorado. I love painting inky textures, discovering beautiful colors, and learning about the world while I create my illustrations.
May, June, July, August, September
Sarah Starling
I use a layer process that embraces chance and change. Transparent layers of encaustic paint are built up to create bold colors and textures that mimic natural elements.
May
Megan uses burlap in her artworks to represent struggle, imperfection, and sustainability. Tusche wash has unpredictable behaviors, and she enjoys how it moves as if it has a mind of its own.
July
truly love to draw, paint, create, destroy, start over, experiment, PLAY, repeat. I believe having a creative outlet is the key to living a life filled with contentment.
July
Using symbols, metaphors, and various design elements to create a collage aesthetic, my acrylic paintings convey surreal, contemporary narratives relating to memory, dreams, and the human condition.