New paintings by Kathryn Mapes Turner and Bronze Sculpture by Paul Rhymer
Now Open through October 30
Online & In-Person"In you, what creates a feeling of belonging?
I belong to this valley. Here, my roots run deep with a rich family heritage that’s called Jackson Hole home for generations. I inherited from my ancestors a love for these mountains, the rivers, the plains, and the wildlife that dwell among them. This collection explores images of this place that grounds my creativity. I believe the vital interconnectedness of the natural world can remind us that all belongs within this field of wholeness."
– Kathryn Mapes Turner
Artist Demonstration: Wednesday, Sept. 16th, 11am - 3pm
Watch Kathryn Mapes Turner bring a painting to life in her signature style and understand the process behind sculpting with Paul Rhymer. If you admire Kathryn’s work as a collector or as a fellow artist, this is the perfect opportunity to see the process behind her painting in a relaxed setting. Paul Rhymer can also help demystify the process of sculpture if you've been interested in this medium but haven't taken the leap as a collector or as an artist. This event will take place in the park across from the gallery, so we recommend bringing a chair.
Artist's Reception: Thursday, Sept. 17th, 5-7pm
Help us celebrate Kathryn and her latest work by joining us in the gallery. Space is limited, so please RSVP info@turnerfineart.com.
Fall Arts Festival Quick Draw & Auction: Saturday, Sept. 19th, 8am - 12pm
The Annual Quickdraw will be taking place starting at 8am on the Town Square and Kathryn will paint a new piece within 90 minutes! All artwork from the Quick Draw will be available at auction online. Click here for more information.
Experience the Exhibition
The gallery is open Monday-Friday 11am-6pm. The first and last hours are by appointment. To schedule a private viewing, please call us at 307-734-4444 or email info@turnerfineart.com.
If you are not located in Jackson Hole, please explore the artist's work below. If you would like a personal consultation, please call or email us.
Kathryn Mapes Turner
The Wild Heart Sings | 11 x 14 inches | oil on panel | Kathryn Mapes Turner | SOLD
Kneel and Kiss the Earth | 9 x 12 inches | oil | Kathryn Mapes Turner | $2,300
Lifted | 8 x 10 inches| watercolor | Kathryn Mapes Turner | SOLD
The Watcher | 20 x 18 inches | oil on linen | Kathryn Mapes Turner | SOLD
All the Stars Align | 14 x 8 | watercolor | Kathryn Mapes Turner | SOLD
399 | 8 x 8 inches | watercolor | Kathryn Mapes Turner | SOLD
The Seeker | 12 x 12 inches | oil on rag | Kathryn Mapes Turner | SOLD
Tanenger | 12 x 12 inches | oil on rag | Kathryn Mapes Turner | SOLD
Flat Creek Summer | 8 x 10 inches | oil on canvas | Kathryn Mapes Turner | $1,400
Homeward | 9 x 12 inches | oil on linen | Kathryn Mapes Turner | SOLD
Kitchen Tent | 10 x 12 inches | oil on linen | Kathryn Mapes Turner | SOLD
Silver Morning | 16x20 | oil on canvas | Kathryn Mapes Turner | $4,600
Dancers | 13 x 13.5 inches | conte | Kathryn Mapes Turner | SOLD
Skyward | 48 x 48 inches | oil on rag | Kathryn Mapes Turner | SOLD
Return | 12 x 12 inches | oil on rag | SOLD
Blondie | 9 x 9.75 inches | watercolor | Kathryn Mapes Turner | SOLD
The Whole Sky | 6 x 8 inches | oil on panel | Kathryn Mapes Turner | SOLD
Paul Rhymer
Mama Bear | Ed. 25 | life-size bronze | Paul Rhymer $19,500
"This sculpture is a life-size version of a bear my mother sculpted when she was 12."
She Could Steal But She Could Not Rob | Ed. 25 | life-size bronze | Paul Rhymer | $7,500
Raven Celebrates Inventing The Wheel | Ed. 25 | life-size bronze | Paul Rhymer | $7,500
Raven, being the cleverest of all creatures, was pretty proud of herself when she invented the wheel. She wondered, which creature can I give it to that will use it best?
Raven goes to Squirrel and says, “Squirrel, I’ve invented the Wheel and I’d like for you to have it.”
Squirrel shakes his head and says, “I can climb trees, why would I need a wheel?”
Raven goes to Raccoon and says, “Raccoon, I’ve invented the Wheel and I’d like for you to have it.”
Raccoon said, “Oh Raven you are so foolish, I’m the smartest animal in the forest, why would I need a Wheel?”
Raven goes to Deer and says, “Deer, I’ve invented the Wheel and I’d like you to have it.”
Deer laughs and said, “I am the fastest animal in the forest, why would I need a Wheel?”
Raven knew that the only creature left was Man. And since she knew that man was the neediest and greediest of all creatures, he would use the Wheel. Man did take the wheel and invented the car. Thus killing Squirrels, Raccoons, and Deer. And Raven never went hungry again.
The Other Political Party | 24"H x 24"W x 10"D | Edition 6/25 | Paul Rhymer | $6,850
War Eagle | Ed. 25 | life-size bronze | Paul Rhymer | $24,500
Once and Future Kings | Life Size | Bronze Edition 7/25 | Paul Rhymer | $7,500
When Doves Fly | life-size bronze | Paul Rhymer
Grab The Bull By The Horns | 12"H x 18"W x 7"D | Edition 9/25 | Paul Rhymer | $1,850