Art
Art
Art. It’s a small word that makes a huge impact. Here at Mountain Home, it all started when we invited a few friends – all talented artists – to display their paintings, photographs and sculptures in our showrooms. The idea blossomed, and art is now a primary focus and one of our main attractions. The artwork, as it turned out, was a magnificent addition to the various rooms on display throughout the store. The fully decorated rooms, in turn, were greatly enhanced by the presence of original art. It’s a winning combination for us and for our customers, who love to see how the art would show in a real home setting. We add to the fun by hosting artists’ receptions on the last Friday of each month from May through November. It’s a wonderful opportunity for friends and customers to connect with the artists, enjoy each other’s company, and snack on smoked salmon. You’re always invited!
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Tricia Bass
Tricia produces vibrant oils of scenes native to us in Colorado and the west. |
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Betsy Buckner Kadane
Instinctive and bold are adjectives that might apply to Betsy's art, but the overall effect is wonderful and sought out by increasing numbers of people in this region. Artist reception - August 28th, 5-8 p.m. |
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Margaretta Caesar
Margaretta's paintings are a striking whole... a beautiful combination of color, technique, composition and style. Exciting art from a very talented artist in the mountain area! Artist reception - September 25th, 5-8 p.m. |
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Roland McEldowney
Roland (Mac) McEldowney combines a global view and an artistic eye to create interesting and beautiful images of a world that few of us have seen. Artist reception - July 31st, 5-8 p.m. |
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Laura Mehmert
Equally talented in painting as in sculpture, Laura creates work that reflects life in the west... evocative and beautiful. Flora, fauna, kids and cowboys, all come to life through her considerable talent. |
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Tom Ware
Tom is one of the finest sculptors in the region. The recipient of many awards and commissions, Tom's art graces many buildings and public areas. His work is honest and strong and beautiful. |
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Tom Woodward
Tom is a Yale graduate and was a very successful architect before turning to sculpture. It is exciting to see all of his experience and creativity resolving itself in his art... the shapes and materials--particularly his wood pieces, so diaphanous that you can almost see through them! |
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