Current Exhibitions
OPEN•SET Traveling Exhibition
UNIVERSITY of Denver – Anderson Academic Commons
Open•Set Exhibition
May 2 – August 10, 2025
Opening Reception May 9th from 6:00-8:00
A Design Binding is a unique work of art in the form of a book.
OPEN•SET is a prestigious bookbinding competition and exhibition celebrating the art of finely crafted design bookbindings. Sponsored by the American Academy of Bookbinding, it is designed to encourage both new binders and professionals and is open to binders worldwide. The OPEN•SET title reflects the two categories the binders complete—the Open Category, in which the artist chooses which textblock to bind, and the Set Category, in which participants bind the same textblock.
In a joint effort, San Francisco Center for the Book (SFCB) and American Bookbinders Museum are pleased to host the OPEN•SET exhibitions.
The exhibition features an impressive range of works from both emerging bookbinders and seasoned professionals. Gallery visitors will encounter traditional techniques such as onlay, inlay, gold tooling, titling, and edge treatment, alongside innovative contemporary interpretations of bookbinding methods and structures. Together, these works highlight the enduring artistry and evolving creativity of fine design binding today.
San Francisco Center for the Book
Open•Set’s Open Category Exhibition
January 18 – March 24, 2025
American Bookbinders Museum
Open•Set’s Set Category Exhibition
January 11 – March 29, 2025
NEW MARKERS
AH HAA TEEN FELLOWSHIP EXHIBITION
Opening Reception & ARTIST TALK May 16th from 5:00-6:30
SPECIAL MOUNTAINFILM ARTWALK MAY 23
Wilder Anderson
Rachel Beard
Paige Downer
Hazel Frerichs
Winter Jacobson
Marilyn Jones
Hannah Jurecki
Koi Kirkwood
Conceived and inaugurated by Visual Arts Manager, Lulu Priddy, the Ah Haa Teen Fellowship is a 16-week intensive for high school students in the San Miguel Watershed. Designed to cultivate emerging talent, the Fellowship offers participants practical experience and is designed to help burgeoning artists develop their portfolios and artistic skills while pursuing an independent project in the medium of their choice.
This year’s cohort is made up of 8 students whose independent projects span diverse mediums: ceramics, acrylic painting, air brushing, charcoal, embroidery, graffiti, illustration, and video game design. The Fellowship culminates in this group exhibition in the Daniel Tucker Gallery, where Fellows will present their work to the community. Teens in the Ah Haa Fellowship program not only created the works showcased in this exhibition, they also co-curated the show, devising exhibition concepts, layout and design, and installation processes.
Textile Talents
GAVIN MCGOUGH
Second Floor Landing
On Ah Haa’s second floor landing, visitors can view Textile Talents, a hand-sewn quilt by Gavin McGough. Gavin, an Ah Haa open studio member, used free-box and found materials to create a stunning unique patchwork of colorful, textured fabrics.
To mark the completion of his quilt, Ah Haa will host a Textile Bee Thursday during Artwalk starting at 5pm. Folks can watch Gavin finish tie-binding his quilt and learn about the traditional process. Visitors are welcome to participate in a communal stitching event by either working on their own textile projects in this social setting or by hand embroidering a simple project with provided materials in the Curiosity Shop.
Próximas Exposiciones
AH HAA TEEN FELLOWSHIP EXHIBITION
May, 2025
Re•Treat
Sarah Z. Short
May & June, 2025
July, 2025
Re•treat
Cat Tesla
August, 2025
Re•Treat
Beneath Our Feet
Leah Higgins
September & October, 2025
Exposición anual de artesanía
December, 2025
Exposiciones pasadas
Phenomenal Neon
TElluride Aids Benefit Wearable Art
March, 2025
ILLEGAL ART
RECIPE BOX
February, 2025
ANNUAL ARTISAN EXHIBITION
December, 2024
Hollie Chastain
Moons Out, Goons Out
Octubre de 2024
Ron Pokrasso
Septiembre de 2024
FLORA FAUNA HONGOS
Agosto de 2024
Venancio Aragón
Junio de 2024
Invitado de MOUNTAINFILM
Max Romey
Mayo de 2024
Kit Lo de Kevin Yuen
Materia vs. Espíritu
3/1/24 – 4/8/24
TELLURIDE SIDA BENEFICIO ARTE VESTIBLE
2/26/24 – 3/11/24
EN SUS PROPIAS PALABRAS
UNA EXPERIENCIA POESICA
Y LA GENTE DE TELLURIDE TRANG PHAM
2/1/24 – 2/26/24
TRABAJO FRESCO
ACADEMIA AMERICANA DE ENCUADERNACIÓN NUEVOS MAESTROS
1/1/24 – 1/31/24
Exposición anual de artesanía
12/1/23 – 12/31/23
UNA CLASE EN COLOR
CERÁMICA KYLE LEE
Una exposición de trabajos de estudiantes e instructores.
10/5/23 – 11/1/23
¡Ay, pobre fantasma! Castillo de Kristopher
9/7 -9/30/23
Obras de arte de HAHA
Mike Stasuik, Brandon Berkel y Alex Ferrari
7/16 -8/20/23
Cristóbal Castor
EXPOSICIÓN INDIVIDUAL
ANOMOLIA
6/1 – 6/30/23
Revelando historias: reimaginando paisajes
Eric Hanson + Blueplanet VR y
El proyecto ONWARD
5/26/23 – 5/29/23
ESTUDIOS SIN ESTACIONAMIENTO
TELAS DEL SOL LEJANO
3/2 – 4/2/2023
Hacia el oeste
En colaboración con la Academia Americana de Encuadernación
Comisariada por Alicia Bailey
2/1 – 2/28/23
Arte usable
12/1/22 – 1/31/23
Pillado en el acto:
Y Budnik
Retratos de artistas
1950-1970
9/1/22 – 10/28/22
La libertad de expresión es crucial para el desarrollo de comunidades fuertes y espíritus individuales.
Nombrado en honor al fundador de la Escuela de Artes Ah Haa, el Programa de Exhibiciones y Galería Daniel Tucker se esfuerza por facilitar oportunidades para que las personas descubran, exploren y cultiven su propia creatividad a través de exhibiciones, participación programática y observación. Con este fin, todas las exposiciones e instalaciones en la Galería Daniel Tucker están curadas de una manera que se adhiere a los siguientes principios:
CELEBRANDO LA CREATIVIDAD, LA EQUIDAD Y LA INCLUSIÓN, EL VALOR PARA LA COMUNIDAD, EL APRENDIZAJE INTERGENERACIONAL INTERACTIVO y LAS ASOCIACIONES DE COLABORACIÓN.
Póngase en contacto con el gerente de exposiciones, Kris Kwasniewski, Kris@ahhaa.org
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