The FIFTH ANNUAL PRINTERS’ PLANET FESTIVAL will take place this August for a full day celebration of printmaking in all its forms. This all-day celebration showcases the vibrant and diverse world of print media, from fine art to folk art to collaborative community projects. There will be hands on Print Maker demonstrations during the days […]
Experience a morning of exploration, connection and creative play, geared toward young children and their families. Every Saturday in the Children’s Play Area through August 29th (except for July 11th due to the International Folk Art Market). June 6th, 10am-12pm.
Join us for a talk with light artist, August Muth this Saturday, August 8, as he discusses the ideas, techniques, and decades of experimentation behind his holographic works. Hosted in our Garden Gallery, this standing-room-only event invites visitors to experience his practice through the artist’s own perspective and explore the intersection of light, science, and art. […]
Join internationally renowned Tlingit glass artist Preston Singletary for a special artist lecture at Blue Rain Gallery. As one of the foremost innovators in contemporary Indigenous glass, Singletary will discuss the inspiration, storytelling, and creative process behind his newest exhibition, The Good, the Bad and the Raven. Blending Tlingit cultural traditions with contemporary glass sculpture, […]
Blue Rain Gallery is pleased to present the Native American Art Group Exhibition as part of its Annual Celebration of Native American Art. This special exhibition brings together an accomplished group of contemporary Native American artists, including Karen Clarkson, “Greyshoes” (Upton Ethelbah Jr.), Dan Friday, Jesse Littlebird, Ira Lujan, Spooner Marcus, Thomas Breeze Marcus, Sheridan […]
Join acclaimed interdisciplinary artist Will Wilson as he discusses his artistic practice, which explores Indigenous cultural sovereignty, photography, and representation through a contemporary lens. An audience-led Q&A session will follow the lecture. Thursday, August 13 at 5:30 pm RSVP link: https://thomacollection.org/rsvp-will-wilson-lecture/
Acclaimed Pueblo painter Jesse Littlebird shares the inspiration, symbolism, and evolving visual language behind his contemporary paintings. Through stories from his artistic journey, he offers insight into the cultural influences and creative process that shape his work. Free and open to the public; seating is limited.
Glass Blowing Demonstrations featuring Preston Singletary, Dan Friday, and Spooner Marcus. Directly outside of Blue Rain Gallery in the parking area on Chili Line Lane.
Join award-winning artist Karen Clarkson for a live painting demonstration during Blue Rain’s Annual Celebration of Native American Art. Clarkson will create a series of small portrait studies in the […]
New Glass Sculpture Stories Imagined by Preston Singletary and Garth Stein Written by Garth Stein In The Good, the Bad and the Raven, bestselling author Garth Stein and internationally acclaimed […]