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The Art Center of Estes Park was established in 1987 and offers an extensive collection of fine art including painting, photography, jewelry, ceramics, glass, fiber, and woodworking. In addition, we present opportunities for education in the visual arts, and act as an advocate and partner for community arts development.

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This was the vision of several local artists, many of whom are still participating members. We are dedicated to education and excellence in the visual arts, and is operated through artist and community volunteers, membership, sales, and donations. Our mission is to provide a facility that supports and promotes regional artists; to present opportunities for education in the visual arts, and to act as an advocate and partner for community arts development.

 

The Center now represents local and regional artists from across the Rocky Mountain area. We feature the high-quality artwork of 40 local Colorado artists in a broad selection of media. Whether you’re searching for a large piece of fine art or photography to enhance your home, or the perfect gift of jewelry, fiber, pottery, or a notecard for a friend, we have it.

 

We feature a new exhibit approximately every six weeks, opened by a public reception featuring refreshments and entertainment.  We invite you to come and view these fine artists' work and to shop for additions to your home or business collections.

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about  us

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about  us

The Art Center of Estes Park was established in 1987 and offers an extensive collection of fine art including painting, photography, jewelry, ceramics, glass, fiber, and woodworking. In addition, we present opportunities for education in the visual arts, and act as an advocate and partner for community arts development.

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This was the vision of several local artists, many of whom are still participating members.  The Art Center is dedicated to education and excellence in the visual arts, and is operated through artist and community volunteers, membership, sales, and donations. Our mission is to provide a facility that supports and promotes regional artists; to present opportunities for education in the visual arts, and to act as an advocate and partner for community arts development.

 

The Center now represents local and regional artists from across the Rocky Mountain area. We feature the high-quality artwork of approximately 40 local Colorado artists in a broad selection of media. Whether you’re searching for a large piece of fine art or photography to enhance your home, or the perfect gift of jewelry, fiber, pottery, or a notecard for a friend, we have it.

 

We feature a new exhibit approximately every six weeks, opened by a public reception featuring refreshments and entertainment.  We invite you to come and view these fine artists' work and to shop for additions to your home or business collections.

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Our Board

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The Art Center of Estes Park is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization governed by a community Board of Directors elected on staggered three-year terms by the Art Center membership at the annual meeting in April. The Board meets once a month on the second Thursday of the month either in person or on Zoom. Items for consideration for the meeting agenda must be submitted to the president at least a week in advance.  Board meeting minutes, bylaws, and committee reports are all maintained and are available for review upon written request to management.

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Current Board of Directors and Officers:

President, Education Committee Chair & Special Projects Co-Chair - Diana Wade

Vice President & Exhibit Schedule Committee Chair - Cynthia Price Reedy

Treasurer - Alice League

Member & Marketing Committee Chair - Mary Benke

Member & Artist Liaison - Susan Anderson

Member & Exhibit Committee Chair - Jim Sneary

Member & Exhibits Committee - Anne Sneary

Member & Special Projects Co-Chair - Pauline Bustamante

Member, Secretary & Satellite Exhibits Committee Chair - Sally Richmond

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