Breckenridge Exhibitions & Events

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2025 Summer Shows

Rolinda Stotts in Breckenridge South

June 27 - July 24th, gallery appearances July 4th, 5th

A classic weekend with Rolinda Stotts  awaits, as we have been making it a tradition to celebrate the 4th of July with her. She is kind of like a firework, all excitement, energy and color both in her personality and in her paintings! Her signature Bella Rotta technique has garnered global affection over almost 25 years now. It is crazy how time flies! Co-creations, what most artists refer to as commissions, have been keeping her busy and have informed the subject matter for her newest collection. Sunsets and wildlflowers will soon adorn the gallery walls at Breckenridge South!

Peter Zelle in Breckenridge North

July 18th - August 14th, gallery appearances July 18th, 19th

Peter Zelle's monumental works in glass have always made a statement. His mastery of color and form allow him to use cast glass as a painter would, creating compositions that would shine simply as paintings quite literally shine in the beautiful medium of glass. His newest works, which debut in Breckenridge this summer, incorporate light from within. They are the realization of a long held vision, which allows him to experiment with the temperature and intensity of each piece. They will stand throughout the North Breckenridge gallery soon, incredible additions to the collection of an artist 40-plus years into his career! 

Allison Leigh Smith in Breckenridge South

July 25th - August 24th, gallery appearances July 25th, 26th

We have worked with Allison Leigh Smith for a little over a year now. Her paintings have the perfect combination of being incredibly good and incredibly unique. With metal as her canvas, Smith creates mixed-media works that make people dive deep within the art to study each layer and contemplate how exactly it is made. The end result comes forth as a story, with the moral being to honor and preserve wildlife. Soft and hazy backgrounds provide a setting, textile patterns in the midground create intrigue and add significant hidden details and stunningly realistic oil paintings give us the star of the show in the foreground. Smith's addition to our collection is one we are beyond proud of. She is a woman pushing the wildlife painting genre to new heights. This is her debut exhibition in our galleries, and her first solo show in quite some time!

Kay Stratman in Breckenridge North

July 25th - August 17th, gallery appearances August 8th, 9th

Watercolor is perhaps the hardest medium to master. It is both incredibly difficult to control (have you ever tried to direct every movement water makes?) and it is transclusent, making it nearly impossible to hide mistakes. Yet, Kay Stratman has made a career out of it and the world is far better for it. Her beautiful paintings distill the essence of the landscapes she paints into dreamlike scenes that shimmer like lasting memories. The material she paints on, shikishi board, adds to the drama of the scene and unlike most watercolors her paintings have a contemporary, timeless finish to them. It is super fun to watch her paint in the gallery, something we haven't had the opportunity to do for a few years!

Jeremy Bradshaw in Breckenridge South

Gallery appearances August 11th, 12th

Jeremy Bradshaw's last visit to Breckenridge was cancelled due to a family emergency. So we couldn't let the summer go by without hosting our good friend and giving you the chance to see him too! His newest pieces have been focused on chubby little birds, endearing characters indeed! True to Jeremy's form, the sculptures are smooth and accentuated with soft rounded curves. He is an expert at uplifting and making people smile with his art. We'll be excited to see what new piece he will be working on in clay when he comes through this summer!

Kate McKavitt in Breckenridge North

August 29th - October 5th, gallery appearances August 29th, 30th in Breckenridge North, September 1st, 2nd in Vail

The first thing that catches your eye in a Kate McCavitt painting is the surface finish. It is uniquely hers, full of luster and layers that beckon you closer for further exploration. Her intricate detail work keeps you there for a long time. Certain elements of her paintings recall the brilliance of Gustav Klimpt. Others provide a lovely zen feeling akin to that found in Asian masterpieces. It is easy to become completely enamored with Kate as a person as well. Her story is full of heartbreak, self-taught discipline, and perseverance. As an artist, she has reached a point in her career where worldwide acclaim has found her in her later years. She has spent decades pushing her medium in new directions, finding subject matters that resonate with people and giving us a new way to see the landscape.

Robert Moore and Robbie Moore in Breckenridge South

September 19th - October 19th, gallery appearances September 26th, 27th

Our annual celebration of fall!  Robert and Robbie Moore return to Breckenridge for a weekend of live painting amidst the spectacular fall color of the high country. We usually head outside for a day to watch Robert paint plein air in an aspen grove. Robbie paints in the gallery each day and acts as his father's assistant when we head outside. Both men capture the landscapes of the American west with their own style. Robert is perhaps the most renowned impressionist painter west of the Rockies and Robbie is following very nicely in those footsteps. We are starting and ending the season with family shows this summer. To borrow a quote by Anthony Brandt on a popular Spiritile, "Other things may change us, but we start and end with family."

2024 Shows

June 30th - July 28th: Rolinda Stotts in Breckenridge South

Rolinda Stotts lights up a room. Her shows are fun, filled with wet paint and her exuberant personality. She will be in Breckenridge for the opening weekend and will be painting live in Breckenridge South July 5th and 6th. Her process is intriguing and she joyfully invites visitors to ask questions and occasionally pick up a paintbrush to explore mark-making alongside her. She has been preparing for this show for months and we are excited to see what new works will be arriving in the gallery! Her focus, as always, has been on landscape painting and we know we have a new waterfall and several hiking themed paintings on their way!

June 30th - July 28th: Pamela Sukhum in Breckenridge North

Pamela Sukhum's painting technique is highlighted quite literally by the creation of her own paints, which glisten and reflect light beautifully. Her background as a scientist informs her art and is a fascinating combination of both sides of the human brain. Her personality is calm and brilliant, which contrasts remarkably well with the bold and energetic paintings she creates. Her floral subject matter serves as a metaphor for the world at large, a micro view into the most delicate parts of our existence. More recently she has been exploring one of our favorite subjects in her work: trees. She will be painting live in Breckenridge North July 12 - 14th. 

August 2nd - September 8th:

Roger Hayden Johnson in Breckenridge South

Roger Hayden Johnson's favorite place to be is in Europe, exploring the old world harbors that dot the continent's coastline. He is in Spain now doing what he loves and finding more reference material. It is a little ironic that he lives here in landlocked Colorado, but it is often irony that leads to great story telling. His paintings of skiffs provide a wonderful narrative when explored in depth. The perfect lighting leads one's eye to chipped paint, broken oars, and more signs of the wear of age. Ultimately, Johnson is an expert at using his art to evoke emotion. In his work, the infiniteness of the backgrounds brings peace and calm. He will be in Breckenridge South for a night or two of fun in the gallery in August. We'll pick the exact dates when he returns from Spain!

August 16th - September 15th:

Kristof Kosmowski in Breckenridge North

Kristof Kosmowski might be the hardest working person we know. From an incredible immigrant story to building his dream home in Colorado pretty much entirely by himself, painting has guided his journey. He received early fame for his realistic works depicting sports when he was in his 20's. He sold a plethora of paintings to a future United States president not long after arriving in the United States. His accomplishments never seem to cease. His art never ceases to amaze. The natural pigments he uses for much of his color come straight from the earth. The abstract expressionist influence in his landscape paintings brings our state's beauty to life. Kosmowski will be in Breckenridge North August 16th and 17th.    

January 13 - 15
Doyle Hostetler and Jeremy Bradshaw
Breckenridge South Gallery

Doyle Hostetler and Jeremy Bradshaw have exploded onto the western art scene. Both new to their trades, their works in oils and bronze, respectively, have quickly garnered acclaim. Each artist specializes in depicting wildlife in distinctive styles.

 February 17,18,19    Christopher Cantwell   Breckenridge  South, Colorado with gallery appearances in Breckenridge.

Christopher Cantwell works with well over 200 varieties of wood, with a preference for the exotic and unusual. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, with elements that are designed to fit the character of each specific piece of wood. Chris says, “I work with the wood and my own ideas when I make my designs. Often, the challenge of using a grain pattern in the best way or working with a particular piece of wood will fuel my inspiration.”

March 9,10  David V. Gonzales  Breckenridge  South, Colorado with gallery appearances in Breckenridge.

David V. Gonzales is a Colorado-based artist known for his incredible acrylic paintings depicting cyclists, towns, landscapes, skiers, and more.   David masterfully express his fascination with relative objects moving through time and space.  It is this movement of related things that unifies his diverse body of work. It is what makes his art unique and easily recognizable.  His works are not a static representation of a single moment; rather they are more like living entities with a past, present, and future, ever moving and unfolding.

March 23, 24
Jeremy Bradshaw
Breckenridge South Gallery

Jeremy Bradshaw's art makes people smile. Every day we are blessed to see the reactions that visitors have when they take in the smooth, stylized lines and uplifting personalities in his bronzes. Wildlife is his subject matter and he has taken the art world by storm over the past six years. It is crazy to us that six years comprises the entirety of his sculpting career. Talent makes people pay attention. Doing things differently keeps them coming back again and again. Bradshaw has it all as a sculptor, including the drive to be sure his art will find its place in history amongst the world's finest wildlife sculptors.

This weekend he will be beginning work on a brand new mini black bear sculpture. We can't wait to see the piece come to life and we're excited for you to see how bronze sculptures begin!

2023 Shows 

June 23 – July 16   Rolinda Stotts   Breckenridge  South, Colorado with gallery appearances the weekend of July 7th

Rolinda Stotts approach to her unique canvases is founded in the development of her Bella Rotta process. Drawing upon fresco as her biggest inspiration, Stotts breaks her paintings to give an aged feel to her contemporary impressionist works composed of oils on wood.

June 30 - July 16   Pamela Sukhum   Breckenridge North, Colorado with gallery appearances the weekend of June 30th 

Pamela Sukhum's paintings are alive with color and movement. She paints with thick textures, slowing down as she proceeds through her work to add intricate details. Her background as a scientist led to her creating her own paints, which mesmerizingly reflect light back at the viewer.

July 21 – August 17   Lyudmila Agrich    Breckenridge South, Colorado with gallery appearances the weekend of July 21st

Lyudmila Agrich’s childhood spent in the Ukraine is always evident in her art. Impressionist paintings filled with texture and expression capture the romance of the city at night alongside western landscapes.

August 4 – September 1   Kate McCavitt   Breckenridge North, Colorado with gallery appearances the weekend of August 4th

Kate McCavitt’s paintings glimmer and radiate light. Her surface finishes are distinctive. With aspens as her main muse, McCavitt’s attention to detail and background in sumi-e techniques bring a contemporary approach to a classic subject.