Current Exhibition

PHENOMeNaL NEOn
Wearable Art
Local Artists & Telluride Aids Benefit 

 

Opening Reception Thursday, March 6 from 5-8

 

Ah Haa School for the Arts presents, PHENOMENAL NEON in partnership with Telluride Aids Benefit. The 2025 Wearable Art line, “Phenomenal Neon,” was created by local and regional artists utilizing any materials imaginable, resulting in over the top, bold and bright wearable art pieces that cruised down the TAB runway and into Ah Haa’s Daniel Tucker Gallery.

 

The installation incorporates the use of backlights for any photosensitive visitors.

 
Textile Talents
GAVIN MCGOUGH
 
Opening Reception & Textile Bee March 6 from 5-8 
Ah Haa’s Second Floor

 

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.

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.

Upcoming Exhibitions

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Phenomenal Neon

TElluride Aids Benefit Wearable Art 

March, 2025

AH HAA TEEN FELLOWSHIP EXHIBITION

May, 2025

Re•Treat

Sarah Z. Short

May & June, 2025

HAHA

SPECIAL EXHIBIITONS

July, 2025

Re•treat
Cat Tesla

August, 2025

Re•Treat

Beneath Our Feet

Leah Higgins

September & October, 2025

Annual Artisan Exhibition

December, 2025

Past Exhibitions

ILLEGAL ART 

RECIPE BOX

February, 2025

ANNUAL ARTISAN EXHIBITION

December, 2024 

Hollie Chastain

Moons Out, Goons Out

October, 2024 

Ron Pokrasso

September, 2024 

FLORA FAUNA FUNGA

August, 2024 

Venancio Aragon

June, 2024 

MOUNTAINFILM Guest

Max Romey

May, 2024 

Kevin Yuen Kit Lo
Matter vs. Spirit

3/1/24 – 4/8/24

TELLURIDE AIDS BENEFIT WEARABLE ART

2/26/24 – 3/11/24

IN THEIR OWN WORDS
A POETRY EXPERIENCE
& PEOPLE OF TELLURIDE TRANG PHAM

2/1/24 – 2/26/24

FRESH WORK
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF BOOKBINDING NEWLY MINTED MASTERS

1/1/24 – 1/31/24

Annual Artisan Exhibition

12/1/23 – 12/31/23

A CLASS IN COLOR

KYLE LEE CERAMICS

An exhibition of student & instructor work

10/5/23 – 11/1/23

Alas, Poor Ghost! Kristopher Castle

9/7 -9/30/23

HAHA Artworks

Mike Stasuik, Brandon Berkel & Alex Ferrari

7/16 -8/20/23

CHRISTOPER BEAVER 

SOLO EXHIBITION
ANOMOLY

6/1 – 6/30/23

Revealing Histories- Reimagining Landscapes

Eric Hanson + Blueplanet VR &

The ONWARD Project

5/26/23 – 5/29/23

NO PARKING STUDIOS

FABRICS FROM THE DISTANT SUN

3/2 – 4/2/2023

Westward Bound

In collaboration with American academy of bookbinding

Curated by Alicia Bailey
2/1 – 2/28/23

WEarable Art

12/1/22 – 1/31/23

Caught in the Act:
Dan Budnik
Artist Portraits 

1950-1970

9/1/22 – 10/28/22
Freedom of expression is crucial for the development of strong communities and individual spirits. 
 

Named in honor of the founder of Ah Haa School for the Arts, The Daniel Tucker Gallery & Exhibitions Program strives to facilitate opportunities for people to discover, explore, and nurture their own creativity through exhibition, programmatic participation, and observation. To this end, all exhibitions and installations in the Daniel Tucker Gallery are curated in a manner that adheres to the following principles:

CELEBRATING CREATIVITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION, VALUE TO COMMUNITY, INTERGENERATIONAL INTERACTIVE LEARNING and COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS.
 
Contact Exhibitions Manager, Kris Kwasniewski, Kris@ahhaa.org
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