CURRENT ARTISTS
Turner Fine Art is dedicated to sharing the works of renowned master artists and sculptors – from those right here in Jackson Hole and beyond. Meet the acclaimed artists who exhibit at Turner Fine Art and explore all of their available works.
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
June 27 – July 29
Reception: July 7, 5-7pm
A Daring Curiosity: A Color Story
Jacob Aguiar • Michael Albrechtsen• Bill Alther • Eric Jacobsen • Kyle Paliotto • Kathryn Mapes Turner
Masterful artists are encouraged to push the boundaries of their work through the exploration of color.
June 27 – July 29
Solo Exhibition: Stacey Peterson
With her iconic warm light and balanced, cool shadows, Peterson captures the majestic essence of Teton valley.
For the second year in a row, Stacey’s work is featured as the poster artwork for the prestigious Grand Teton Music Festival.
August 1 – September 2
Artist’s Reception: August 4, 5-7pm
Where the West Begins
Yellowstone’s 150th Anniversary Invitational
Michael Albrechtsen • Bill Alther • Mitch Baird • Suzie Baker • Ray Brown • Jennifer Hoffman • Shanna Kunz • Brad Teare • Kathryn Mapes Turner
Yellowstone National Park is inextricably tied to the art that celebrates it. The paintings of Thomas Moran from Artist’s Point captured the sublime experience of such a geological wonder and spurred the nation to create the first national park. In honor of Yellowstone’s 150th anniversary, we invite artists to explore grandeur and quiet beauty of this national treasure. Collectors can experience the rich connection to the park and its marvels.
September 6 – September 30
Artist’s Reception: September 9, 5-7pm
Raised by Mountains
Kathryn Mapes Turner
Also featuring bronze sculpture by Paul Rhymer
During Jackson Hole’s Fall Arts Festival, we are pleased to share the work of our owner, Kathryn Mapes Turner. Turner’s work has unfolded from the mountain valley of Jackson Hole, Wyoming and it was here that her consciousness of the natural world began. This exhibition is an intimate appreciation of her love of the peaks, wildlife, and open spaces of this valley that she calls home.