The Durango Herald
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Once is an event; twice is a sequel.
But now that the Super Amazing Art Show is in its third year, let’s just call it a tradition.
The show began as a way for a bunch of artists to sell work and have a good time doing it. The first years were a success on both fronts, and so it continues.
The Super Amazing artists are Cindy Coleman, Elizabeth Kinahan, Amy Vaclav-Felker and Miki Harder, who hosts the show and sale at her Jackrabbit Trail home south of town. Harder’s home is a quirky showcase of twists and turns. The ladies, who each create two- and-three dimensional art, find a way to fill every nook, wall and flat space in the house.
Nearly as impressive and fun as the work on display – and make no mistake, it’s fun and impressive – is the party part of Super Amazing Saturday. The stars are as adept at the culinary arts as the visual, and it’s a sumptuous layout of food and beverage that complements the artwork.
“We like to think people come for the art, and the other stuff’s just our way of saying ‘thanks,’” Vaclav-Felker said. “We’re so happy that we’re able to do this for a third year, and it’s all because of incredible community support.”
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Courtesy of Cindy Coleman
Cindy Coleman’s wide range of art products include a new line of hand-painted clocks that will be on display at the Super Amazing Art Show.
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Courtesy of Miki Harder
Super Amazing hostess Miki Harder’s collection of paintings include “Attention Grabber.”
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Courtesy of Elizabeth Kinahan
“White Fence” exemplifies Elizabeth Kinahan’s talent for portraiture, animal or otherwise.
