The 2010 Telluride Festival of the Arts will once again delight food, wine and art lovers alike. Culinary enthusiasts and fine art aficionados come together to share a common passion for food, art and entertainment. August 13-15, 2010, Telluride Mountain Village, CO.
The Telluride Festival of the Arts is an annual weekend-long, culinary and visual arts event held in Mountain Village. Produced by the nationally renowned Cherry Creek Arts Festival, the Telluride Festival of the Arts hosts national and regional professional visual artists from across the United States in a one-of-a-kind outdoor exhibition nestled in a box canyon surrounded by the majestic 13,000ft peaks of San Juan Mountains.
Highlights of the 2010 Festival include the signature Grand Tasting and a nationally juried art show featuring artists in 13 different media categories including: ceramics, digital art, drawing, fiber, glass, graphics and printmaking, jewelry, metal-works, mixed media, painting, photography, sculpture and wood. The art show is free admission. At the signature Grand Tasting, patrons enjoy the remarkable tastes of local restaurants, breweries, fine wineries and spirits for an evening of culinary and social celebration!
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Telluride Festival
of the Arts
Commemorative Posters - $10
2010 posters will
be available by the end of June.
To
Order Posters:
Please call 303.355.2787 Ext. 200
or Email ShelliSchilke@CherryArts.org
"Beginning"
(2010)
- Mixed Media
Robert
Kilgore
Aurora,
Colorado
www.rkilgore.com
Robert
Kilgore is a multi-faceted artist and his main focus
is the creation of fine art photography. His work
concentrates on the abstract, the landscape and
the portrait. The end result is a powerful statement
of a single image, fused from 5 to 35 individual
photos, creating an enhanced version of his original
thought. He feels this approach brings the audience
into his dream, where reality and imagination are
blurred. Kilgore explains, "Before the eye
is an interaction that invokes, or betterÑprovokes
emotion from or to the space of innermeaning, so
that the individual is connected not only with my
sense of self, but also to their own."
