Sean Conroy is a widely traveled and experienced artist whose journey of self-discovery led to the realization that art is his true calling. Through bold brushstrokes and dynamic narratives, Sean captures the essence of his experiences in a way that invites viewers to connect on a deeper level.

Alex Ferrari is a Telluride local photographer.

Ingrid Oliphant is a savant artist whose creative journey began unexpectedly in 2022, echoing her earlier awakening to the capacity to heal through touch in 2009. Drawing from her work as a shaman, Ingrid channels what she calls the "Language of Creation" into her paintings, offering viewers a deeply mystical and multi-sensory experience.

Doris Tinsley Nadel paints with passion the expressions of her life experiences with positive negative space, color, form and texture.  Her paintings illuminate positive vibe expressing powerful energy with vibrant colors and strong sculptured brush strokes.

Known for his dynamic and contemplative landscapes and abstractions, Kanow employs a wide range of mediums including acrylics, oils, canvas, wood, plexiglass, and unconventional tools.

Known for her exploration of form and color, Sari Levi’s subjects range from children to those in the later stages of life. She works with a diverse array of materials, including oils, acrylics, oil pastels, graphite, and more, creating thought-provoking pieces on wood, paper, and canvas.

Sarah Lewiecki creates oil paintings in a multitude of unique forms that incorporate her distinct lexicon of symbols and iconography. Her work fuses beauty with wretchedness in order to reveal their harmony. She brings a variety of mediums into her practice as a painter, including the traditionally male dominated craft of woodworking, masonry, and ironworking.

With over 20 years of painting and collecting tribal art, Margaret’s work reflects the profound influence of tribal art on Modernist movements and her appreciation for the interplay of abstract expressionism and tribal aesthetics. Her work is held in numerous private collections across the United States.

John Kirk Drogsvold is an artist focused on computational design, digital fabrication, and music. He explores new frontiers where art and technology meet, creating innovative works that blend authenticity with advanced techniques. John values collaboration and is eager to work with other artists, designers, and creatives to bring unique, bold visions to life.

Karen Kokjer has been passionate about drawing and painting since childhood, where early exposure to art included classes at the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City and inspiring art teachers throughout her education. While minoring in painting and graphics in college, she also majored in Chemistry, balancing her artistic creativity with technical expertise.

Josie George is a watercolor artist originally from Baltimore, MD, now based in Telluride, CO. She specializes in private commissions for weddings, gifts, and special events, while also curating her own portfolio. Many of her creations are available as greeting cards at local shops around town.

A seasoned nature guide and photographer, John captures the beauty and diversity of Colorado and Utah’s landscapes. From stunning wildlife moments to serene canyon views, his work reflects his deep connection to the natural world.

Joanie has been known in the publishing world for over 25 years, for portraiture as well as fine art. Creating art and clothing that is imbued with unconditional love brings her life meaning. 

Jesse Crock is a Colorado-based artist with a love of cycling, flyfishing, and the outdoors. The rich color and sharp contrast of his acrylic paintings attempt to capture the vibrant Colorado landscape of the places he travels.

Initially recognized for his breathtaking mountain and skiing photography in Colorado, Bash has since broadened his creative scope, working with individuals and companies around the globe. His portfolio reflects a deep connection to the travel lifestyle, capturing moments that inspire a sense of adventure and exploration.

Brittany Miller mixed media creations blend fine pencil drawings with three-dimensional objects to craft thought-provoking shadow box displays.