One of the surest signs that spring is here to stay in Durango is the Spring Gallery Walk.
Starting at 5 p.m. May 12, 10 downtown galleries will welcome you in to check out their new exhibits. Some are also hosting receptions, live music and more.
Azul
A locally-owned, multimedia art gallery that features more than 40 local, national and international artists.
Diane West Jewelry & Art
Encaustic artist Bridgette Meinhold will be here from Park City, Utah, with all new work.
Durango Arts Center
Featuring the exhibit “Exploration Beyond Tradition.”
Earthen Vessel Gallery
Handcrafted contemporary jewelry, pottery, metal art, mixed-media and wearable art made in small studios by local and nationally known artists.
Karyn Gabaldon Arts
Featuring K. Wittenstein from Sausalito trunk show, blown and dichroic glass jewelry. Plus music by Jeff Solon and Ely Rio Jazz and new works by Karyn Gabaldon.
Scenic Aperture
Scenic Aperture features fine-art nature photography of the Four Corners area of the American Southwest.
Sorrel Sky Gallery
Opening of two-man show “Constant State of Change” featuring plein air landscape painter Stephen Day and Navajo jeweler and silversmith Ray Tracey.
Studio & Gallery
Opening reception for “You Should Be Having Fun – New Work by Tim Kapustka,” 5-9 p.m.
Toh-Atin Gallery
Features the work of Durango leather artist and silversmith Eric Hodges.
Wildshots Gallery
Features the wildlife and landscape photography of Durango photographer Claude Steelman.
