Exposición actual

Recipe Box
Arte ilegal

 

Opening Reception Thursday, February 6 from 5-8
ARTIST TALK Wednesday, February 19 from 5:30-6:30

 

Ah Haa School for the Arts welcomes back Illegal Art and founding member, Otis Kriegel for Recipe Box, an interactive participatory-based installation to inspire self-reflection, thought and human connection. Recipe Box is a public collection of ingredients, measurements, and instructions for life. Some recipes for life have been perfected through trial and error, while others are tried and true traditions handed down over generations.

 

Ah Haa invites visitors to add a recipe or read those recipes that have been shared by others. The exhibition will include collaborative classes and “recipe swap” with Guest Chef Carlin Greenstein.

 

Illegal Art, founded in the summer of 2001, is a collective of artists whose goal is to create participatory-based public art. Each piece is presented or distributed in a method in which participation is simple and encouraged. They have been featured in The Guardian, New York Times, Vogue, DWELL, NPR and completed three projects (Wash Away Your Fears, TO DO, This Is Me) at Ah Haa’s HAHA in 2023.

 

Join Otis Kriegel on Wednesday, February 19th from 5:30-6:30pm for a brief artist talk and retrospective of inspiration, process, and projects from Illegal Art, the public art collective he cofounded 25 years ago dedicated to creating participatory-based projects to inspire self-reflection, thought, and human connection through art. At this event Otis will launch HOMETOWN, an interactive project that challenges our understanding of where we come from and what we consider our hometown. As well, the first 20 attendees will receive a signed copy of their book, SUGGESTION, published by Chronicle Books, and 100 feet of PERSONAL SPACE.

Learn more about Illegal Art at arteilegal.org

or follow them on Instagram @illegalart2001

 
Stitched Stories: A Youth Fiber Arts Showcase
Students k-6
lead by Teachers Charlie Hodes & Lydia Hagan
 
Opening February 6 from 5-8
Baked in Telluride

 

Grados K-2
Morgan Ramsay
Kayden Kimball
Sofia Scott-Rebolledo
Amirrah Duran
Luna Gregorio
Bella Campas

 

Grados 3-6
Layla Toskey Chavira
Sierra Dickinson
Natalia Lopez Carmelo
Mary Jacinto Alonzo
Zylah Harris
Arthur Forsythe

 

This exhibition was created by Ah Haa’s SkArt Winter P.E. students from Telluride Elementary and Intermediate Schools. Over the course of 5 weeks, students conceived, created and installed their collaborative work of art. This vibrant work celebrates the creativity of young artists from kindergarten through 6th grade, exploring the art of weaving and storytelling through fiber.
The K-2 artists crafted playful, colorful weavings, learning the fundamentals of texture and pattern. Meanwhile, the 3rd-6th graders transformed found fabrics from the Freebox into personal tapestries, weaving together their own stories with repurposed materials. Through each thread and knot, these young artists bring new life to communal relics, showcasing their ingenuity, sustainability, and individual expression.

 
Kathy Green & Nancy Craft Textiles
 
Opening February 6 from 5-8
Ah Haa’s Second Floor

 

Visit Ah Haa’s 2nd floor landing to see a showcase of the incredible indigo discharge fabric dyeing talents of textile artists Kathy Green and Nancy Craft. Pairing shibori, stencils and other dye techniques with indigo and tri-color dyeing, Kathy and Nancy highlight the myriad patterns that can be created using discharge dyeing. Visitors can purchase quiltable squares of unique fabric and learn more about Kathy and Nancy’s upcoming Indigo Discharge Intensive class.

OPEN•SET Traveling Exhibition

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

 

Denver University – 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 triennial 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.

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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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