Big thanks to the photographers who came and took these remarkable images. Matt Brooks, Nicko Ferguson, Skotty Kenton, Suchitra Baker Much gratitude to the artists, performers, attendees, volunteers, sponsors, haulcat crews, gondola operators, Mountain Hosts, and Festival Staff.
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“OUT OF FOCUS A VISUAL COMMENTARY ON GUN VIOLENCE” SLATE GRAY GALLERY RECEPTION DECEMBER 6, 5-8PM Keith D’Angelo, a mixed media, multi-sensual artist, is showcasing his collaborative project OUT OF FOCUS, at Slate Gray Gallery during the Fire Festival. The exhibit, which has gained international attention and press, is a juxtaposed anti-gun violence, sculptural art […]
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The Telluride Fire Festival is always looking at ways to reduce it’s carbon footprint. To help with this effort, the Festival is offering the use of two electric cars for rent by the hour or day. If you are interested in using an electric car, please email Erin. The Festival also will be using the […]
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November 2017, youth from three counties met in Telluride for the 2nd two-day STEAM program involving five educational themes. Local artist Dan Gundrum along with visiting artists Brent Cain and Andy McKim were the facilitators for the students at the Deep Creek Experimental artists enclave known as The Mine and the Ah Haa School for […]
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The Festival is pleased to announce the recent invitation to submit a full proposal to Burning Man Global Art Grants for our interactive, community-driven sculpture for Telluride. The Festival is partnering with Dan Gundrum and Angela Watkins‘ Telluride High School students. The goal is to create a sculpture that will be on permanent display in […]
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Hot Time In The Old Town—2018
/in Artists, News, Sponsors /by ErinBig thanks to the photographers who came and took these remarkable images. Matt Brooks, Nicko Ferguson, Skotty Kenton, Suchitra Baker Much gratitude to the artists, performers, attendees, volunteers, sponsors, haulcat crews, gondola operators, Mountain Hosts, and Festival Staff.
Slate Gray Gallery Reception: Out of Focus, A Visuals Commentary on Gun Violence
/in Gallery reception, News /by Diana Ries“OUT OF FOCUS A VISUAL COMMENTARY ON GUN VIOLENCE” SLATE GRAY GALLERY RECEPTION DECEMBER 6, 5-8PM Keith D’Angelo, a mixed media, multi-sensual artist, is showcasing his collaborative project OUT OF FOCUS, at Slate Gray Gallery during the Fire Festival. The exhibit, which has gained international attention and press, is a juxtaposed anti-gun violence, sculptural art […]
Kickstarter launched for Shack To-Hell-U-Ride…
/in Art Car, News, Uncategorized /by Diana RiesReducing our carbon footprint with electric car sharing
/in Electric Car Share, News /by ErinThe Telluride Fire Festival is always looking at ways to reduce it’s carbon footprint. To help with this effort, the Festival is offering the use of two electric cars for rent by the hour or day. If you are interested in using an electric car, please email Erin. The Festival also will be using the […]
Student sculptures premiered at The Mine event in 2018
/in Community-Based Art, News /by ErinNovember 2017, youth from three counties met in Telluride for the 2nd two-day STEAM program involving five educational themes. Local artist Dan Gundrum along with visiting artists Brent Cain and Andy McKim were the facilitators for the students at the Deep Creek Experimental artists enclave known as The Mine and the Ah Haa School for […]
Telluride Fire Festival & Burning Man Global Art Grant Application
/in Community-Based Art, News /by ErinThe Festival is pleased to announce the recent invitation to submit a full proposal to Burning Man Global Art Grants for our interactive, community-driven sculpture for Telluride. The Festival is partnering with Dan Gundrum and Angela Watkins‘ Telluride High School students. The goal is to create a sculpture that will be on permanent display in […]