Citizens State Bank is pleased to be featuring artist Doris Tinsley Nadel this Telluride Art Walk. A series of paintings based on Aspen trees.

The Heart of the Arts Telluride, a group show celebrating the creativity and talent of our local community. This exhibit brings together artists from Telluride and surrounding areas, showcasing a wide range of mediums including painting, photography, ceramics, fiber arts, and more.

The Tellurado Studio proudly features the artwork Markus Pierson, who explores a mythic narrative with his Coyote Series, each piece symbolic of wanderlust and living beyond the boundaries. The protagonists of these hand-embellished prints are the Coyotes: enigmatic figures searching for the next big adventure. Stop in and see the newest editions of Pierson’s collection

Slate Gray Gallery is featuring new artwork by a number of gallery artists including Topher Straus, Gil Bruvel, R. Nelson Parrish, Mark Bowles, and more.

Rinkevich Gallery, Mountain Village’s premier art gallery, showcases the abstract paintings of artist Margaret Rinkevich. The gallery also offers a distinctive selection of traditional tribal sculptures, small works on paper, collages, and canvas prints of the Telluride area, along with scarves by Lisa K. Anderson's Silk Horizons.

For March Art Walk, MiXX Projects + Atelier presents Against the Grain, a two-artist exhibition featuring Mitch McGee and Adam Young. Both artists, skilled in woodworking, bring a unique approach to their craft.

Inspired by Pop Art aesthetics, McGee creates bold, graphic relief paintings from meticulously hand-cut and layered birch wood, using familiar visual elements to challenge gender roles and stereotypes. In contrast, Young’s folk art-inspired works are painted on Douglas Fir panels, weaving together personal mythology, spirituality, and nature through intricate storytelling.

The Gordon Collection specializes in Native American jewelry, weavings and arts.  

Elinoff & Co. celebrates Telluride Art Walk with an extraordinary event featuring the artwork of Eugenio, a rising star in the Peruvian art scene. Elinoff & Co. is offering a storewide retirement sale, with discounts ranging from 30% to 50%. Don't miss this opportunity to discover exceptional art and exclusive deals. Some restrictions may apply.

For March Art Walk, BELLA Fine Goods highlights the work of two exceptional artists:

Rebecca Pashia – A painter with a background in interior design, Pashia creates timeless landscapes and abstracts that balance color and composition, making each original piece a meaningful addition to any space.

Annamaria Cammilli – A Florence-based jewelry designer, Cammilli draws inspiration from nature, crafting elegant pieces that reflect the fluidity of sand dunes and ocean waves.

Explore these stunning collections at BELLA Fine Goods during Art Walk on March 6.

Ah Haa School for the Arts presents, PHENOMENAL NEON in partnership with Telluride Aids Benefit. The 2025 Wearable Art line, Phenomenal Neon, was created by local and regional artists utilizing any materials imaginable, resulting in over the top, bold and bright wearable art pieces that cruised down the TAB runway and into Ah Haa’s Daniel Tucker Gallery. These works will be on display throughout the month of March in all their glowing glory. The installation incorporates the use of backlights for any photosensitive visitors.

On Ah Haa’s second floor landing, visitors can view Textile Talents, a hand-sewn quilt by Gavin McGough. Gavin, an Ah Haa open studio member, used free-box and found materials to create a stunning unique patchwork of colorful, textured fabrics. To mark the completion of his project, Ah Haa will host a Textile Bee during Artwalk starting at 5pm. Folks can watch Gavin finish tie-binding his quilt and learn about the traditional process. Visitors are welcome to participate in a communal stitching event by either working on their own textile projects in this social setting or by hand embroidering a simple project with provided materials.

Atelier is featuring Joanie Schwarz’s work. Her fine jewelry, custom clothing, painting and embroidery questions what it means to be home and our feelings of belonging.

For March Art Walk, Baked in Telluride presents the work of photographer Mike Bilotta. Through his lens, Bilotta captures breathtaking scenes from his adventures across the Colorado Plateau and beyond, revealing the hidden beauty of deep, rarely seen landscapes.

The Wilkinson Public Library is showcasing Earth Versions by Heather Romney during the Art Walk. Heather, a former photographer turned painter, explores the geography of the former Lake Bonneville by creating oil paintings from Google Earth screenshots.