Press
September 2011
Michael Paglia, Westword. (Denver, CO), September 2011
Now Showing: Bonny Lhotka & Norman Epp
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August 2011
Christina Kiffney, db ART. (Denver, CO), August 2011
First Friday Walker Fine Art
June 2011
Michael Paglia, Westword. (Denver, CO), June 2011
Two Colorado Artists Show Off Their Signature Styles: Roland Bernier and Bill Vielehr
May 2011
Leanne Goebel, Art Ltd. Mag. (Denver, CO), May 2011
I Gotcha Covered: Roland Bernier
April 2011
Susan Froyd, Westword. (Denver, CO), March 2011
When We Were Birds: Judy Anderson and Ginny Hoyle
March 2011
Christina Kiffney, db ART. (Denver, CO), March 2011
Paintings by Angela Beloian and Sculpture by Mark Castator
Susan Froyd, Westword. (Denver, CO), March 2011
When We Were Birds: Judy Anderson and Ginny Hoyle
February 2011
Michael Paglia, Westword. (Denver, CO), Feb. 2011
An intriguing show at Walker Fine Art, Triggered Momentum
Christina Kiffney, bd ART. (Denver, CO), Feb. 2011
Walker Fine Art is kicking off the upcoming Month of Photography
Mark Sink, Month of Photography Blog. (Denver, CO), Feb. 2011
An artist is responsible to question and create...
December 2010
Michael Paglia, Westword. (Denver, CO), Dec. 2010
Ten artists who left their mark on Colorado in 2010
November 2010
Michael Paglia, art ltd. (Denver, CO), Nov. 2010
Over the last several years Denver painter Don Quade’s work has been changing. When he first started to show his pieces some years ago, the influences of Latino folk art predominated, but there was also more than a little dash of the minimalism originally conjured up by his friend and fellow Denver artist, Emilio Lobato.
September 2010
Barbara Fenton, The Examiner (Denver, CO), Sept. 30
The first piece of art one sees first is the gallery. Located in the beautiful Prado Building in the elegant Golden Triangle district, the gallery is a jewel box. Bathed in that special gallery light, spacious and intriguing in its layout, one is immediately beguiled when entering.
August 2010
Shutter Shift (Denver, CO), Nov. 11
Walker Fine Art presents Shutter Shift, a panel discussion addressing aspects of contemporary photography methods. The panel discussion, which is free and open to the public, will be held on Thursday, November 11, 2010 at 7pm at the gallery in the Prado building on 11th & Cherokee Streets in Denver’s Golden Triangle Museum District.
Radio Interview/Podcast with the Untitled Artshow: Emma Hardy
Paglia Michael, Westword (Denver, CO), Aug. 26
Bye-bye, Biennial, but many exhibits are showing through August
The Biennial of the Americas has officially ended, but many of the associated exhibits are still running, in part because the Biennial was originally supposed to continue through August.
Gabe Scott, Visual Art Soirce (visualartsource.com), Aug. 27
The end of summer in Denver also marks the conclusion of the satellite exhibits revolving around the primary exhibition of the Biennial of the Americas,
which ended along with the month of July. One of the finest offerings is a series of installations, under the title "Perceptions," ...
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July 2010
Paglia Michael, Westword (Denver, CO), July 1
Shows around town display a range of expressions
Contemporary art is characterized by stylistic diversity, with a wide variety of different approaches vying for attention — each with its own roster of adherents. This week, I'm looking at conceptualism, realism and abstraction, all of which have long traditions and yet are completely contemporary in feel.
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Walker Fine Art artists, Sabin Aell and Angela Beloian showed at 'OBJECTOPHILIA'.
In Partnership with the Biennial of the Americas and the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver 'Art’s Energy Effects', OBJECTOPHILIA is
showing during the month of July over 20,000 square feet
spread between two main locations: 1490 Delgany, and 1900 16th Street.
The exhibit runs through July 25. The hours are Thursday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., staying open on Fridays until 10 p.m.
Objectophilia, an exhibit examining our relationships to objects, and those objects’ relationship to the environment,
curated by Lauri Lynnxe Murphy.
Sabin Aell | 'FreedomWalkers' Installation
Angela Beloian | 'Tyra' Installation
June 2010
Radio Interview/Podcast with the Untitled Artshow: M Vlasic
May 2010
Radio Interview/Podcast with the Untitled Artshow: Brenda Stumpf
April 2010
Paglia Michael, Westword (Denver, CO), April. 12
Last call to see Amy Metier, Bruce Price and Eric Michael Corrigan shows
The trajectory of the exhibition season has two principal arcs. The first gets going in the fall and peters out at the first of the year, while the second begins in late winter and early spring before hitting autopilot for the summer. It's just like school. And that means we're hitting midterms as the initial wave of late-winter shows gets ready to close. This week, I'll point out a handful of them, all of which come down on Saturday.
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March 2010
Radio Interview/Podcast with the Untitled Artshow: Eric Corrigan
December 2009
Radio Interview/Podcast with the Untitled Artshow: Bobbi Walker and Sabin Aell
Enholm Molly, Focus on Denver, Art Ltd. (Los Angeles, CA), Nov./Dec.
Walker Fine Art, located in the Golden Triangle Museum District, exhitis contemporary art with an emphasis on sculpture,
mixed media, and experimental photography from regional, national and international mid-career artists.
Austrian-born artist Sabin Aell moved to Denver in 2005, working with recyled found materials to continue an
exploration of materials, attidues, and associations.
In her first solo show at Walker Fine Art, Aell directs her attention towards photography in a multi-step process...
Goebel Hasse Leane, Moonwalk, visualartsource.com (ArtScene and art ltd. online), Dec. 11
For Sabin Aell everything that exists is based on a formula, an undifined code she used to create her mohter and
father series of images for 'Moonwalk'. Based on a pair of echoing forms, these etheral works are not twins, but opposites.
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November 2009
Paglia Michael, Westword (Denver, CO), Nov. 12
Opposites Attract
Austrian-born photographer Sabin Aell settled in Denver, which she calls “the Wild West,” just a few years ago. But she began making art long before that as a child in the town of Linz. In the ’90s, Aell documented the alternative music scene in Europe — think Rob Zombie in Vienna — but now her subjects are very different.
In her first major Mile High exhibit, Moonwalk / mother & father, at Walker Fine Art, Aell shows altered photographs of flowers.
In them, she’s reconciling opposites: The light-shaded images are meant to stand in for Mom, while the dark ones with which
they are paired symbolize Dad. (Calling Dr. Freud.) Aell’s production method is wholly compatible with this, as it shares the idea
of balancing the disparate.
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