Columbine Gallery Art Happenings

Difference of a Day

10/10/2019

Today in the garden is a whole other experience.
#SnowTransforms #NSG #Sculpture #Garden #Pretty #Autumn #GorgeousLight #FlowersAndArt #SculptureGarden #FallInColorado #LiveLoveland #NationalSculptorsGuild at #ColumbineGallery #colorado

Below are images taken just a day ago in the NSG Sculpture Garden
#Pretty #Autumn #GorgeousLight #FlowersAndArt #SculptureGarden #FallInColorado #LiveLoveland #NationalSculptorsGuild at #ColumbineGallery #Colorado

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Stop to Smell the Roses

8/24/2019

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#StopToSmellTheRoses in the #NationalSculptorsGuild #SculptureGarden at #ColumbineGallery.

The colors are gorgeous and combined with great #Art it makes for great #EyeCandy.

Add Denny Haskew's "Forever A Rose" to your garden, and enjoy roses year round. shop online

#FlowersAndArt #Sculpture #Gallery #ArtAndFlowers #beauty #Colorado #PerfectDay #Garden

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27th Annual National Sculptors' Guild Exhibit

8/9/2019

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27th Annual National Sculptors' Guild Show
Garden Party August 9 - 11, 2019, Exhibit continues through August 31st.

Over 40 nationally recognized artists will be on display at Columbine Gallery this August during our 27th Annual National Sculptors' Guild exhibit

NSG’s 23 members will exhibit over 100 garden pieces plus smaller works inside the Gallery, along with 22 painters’ artworks on display.

See new work and speak with your favorite artists throughout the weekend. Find the next piece to add to your collection.

Special Open House Hours are 9 am to 5 pm Friday – Sunday. Artists will be available to meet with the public throughout the weekend and Artist Demonstrations will occur 1-4 pm each afternoon during the show weekend.

You can expect to see demonstrations by the following artists... (confirmed as of today)
Bob Coonts, Jim Biggers, Cathy Goodale, Gary Miller, Dan Augenstein

located at 2683 N. Taft Ave. Loveland, Colorado (southwest of Benson Sculpture Park). #LivingWithArt #FeedYourCreativeSpirit #AnnualShow #SculptureGarden #BuyOriginal

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Eye Catching

8/6/2019

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Check out all our new signage, we are especially fond of the new NSG garden sign by #sculptor Joe Norman.

We hope to see you this weekend for our 27th Annual National Sculptors' Guild Show Garden Party August 9 - 11, 2019, Exhibit continues through August 31st.
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Over 45 nationally recognized artists will be on display at Columbine Gallery this August during our 27th Annual National Sculptors' Guild exhibit
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NSG’s 23 members will exhibit over 100 garden pieces plus smaller works in the Gallery along with 22 painters’ artworks on display.
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See new work and speak with your favorite artists throughout the weekend. Find the next piece to add to your collection.
Special Open House Hours are 9 am to 5 pm Friday – Sunday. Artists will be available to meet with the public throughout the weekend and Artist Demonstrations will occur 1-4 pm each afternoon during the show weekend.
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no admission fees, kid-friendly
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located at 2683 N. Taft Ave. Loveland, Colorado (southwest of Benson Sculpture Park). #LivingWithArt #FeedYourCreativeSpirit #AnnualShow #SculptureGarden #BuyOriginal #Flare #Signage #JoeNorman #CortenSteel #SandwichBoard #Art #NSG #NationalSculptorsGuild #columbinegallery #featherflag #CantMissUs

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Sprucing Up

6/7/2019

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We’re sprucing up the National Sculptors’ Guild Sculpture Garden.

Special thanks to Limbs And Things Tree Service who did a superb job taking out several (a dozen?) dead trees.

The perfect time to see the changes is June 15th for Legacy for Lu, enjoy the garden, see new work, raise funds for school art supplies, watch some of our painters paint Columbine, and do a little painting yourself. We will have self serve stations, coloring pages and canvases. Plus a community mural!

#TreeRemoval #NSG #NationalSculptorsGuild #SculptureGarden #NewWork #legacyForLu #GardenParty #ArtistDemo #PaintYourOwn #TEF #CommunityMural #Fundraiser #ColumbineGallery #Event #LuHaskewEndowmentForTheArts #ComingSoon #ArtWithACause #FeedYourCreativeSpirit #ColorYourWorld

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April Showers??!

4/11/2019

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Sometimes the showers involve snow.
What a difference a day makes! The National Sculptors' Guild Sculpture Garden is looking really different today from what it did on Tuesday.

We can't wait to see how this big wet snow helps the flowers coming up... the forsythia didn't fair well.

#SpringInColorado #PoorForsythia #AprilBlizzard

4/9/2019

4/11/2019

April Showers??! Sometimes the showers involve snow.
What a difference a day makes! The National Sculptors' Guild Sculpture Garden is looking really different today from what it did on Tuesday.

We can't wait to see how this big wet snow helps the flowers coming up... the forsythia didn't fair well.

#SpringInColorado #PoorForsythia #AprilBlizzard

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Artist Demonstrations in the NSG Sculpture Garden

8/12/2018

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Our artists have loved the roses in the #sculpturegarden this year. Stop by to #smelltheroses and see the beautiful artwork.

Join us for our final garden party day of our 26th Annual. Show continues through the end of August.

#ArtistDemonstrations are happening now until 4. The garden will be open until 5. .
The gallery and garden are looking phenomenal with all the new work ready for your home collection.

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Ba-Nom-A-Nom

6/25/2018

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Columbine Gallery is really excited to have Ba-Nom-a-Nom join us during our August Sculpture Show. They'll be at the southeast entrance of our parking lot Saturday (August 11th) only, So, stop by to enjoy a refreshing, healthy treat while you peruse all of the Loveland Art Shows. #FeedYourCreativeSpirit

This is Nature's Ice Cream!
The Ba-Nom-a-Nom Treat Truck serves "Soft Serve Frozen Fruit". Our treats are 100% FRUIT, but fluffed and whipped like soft serve ice cream.

Since the only ingredient is fruit, our treats are DAIRY FREE, GLUTEN FREE, VEGAN, FAT FREE, have NO ADDED SUGAR, are HEALTHY and DELICIOUS! You won't believe your taste buds!

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Snow in the NSG Sculpture Garden

11/7/2017

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We are loving the first heavy snow of the season for Northern Colorado. It's always fun to see how mother nature adds her touch to the sculpture in the National Sculptors' Guild garden.

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New Shachtman Sculptures

6/30/2017

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The National Sculptors' Guild Sculpture Garden is filling up for summer with new sculpture and blossoms. We are pleased to have three new pieces from Stephen Shachtman. click the images below to shop online.

Sculpture in the National Sculptors' Guild garden by Jane DeDecker, Stone Forest, and Stephen Shachtman. Shachtman is constantly seeking to find something new and stimulating in either a physical or cerebral sense. The sculptures he creates circulate with aesthetics in contemporary forms with influences and inspiration from, science, architecture, and techniques. These inspirations inform him to create series’ with specific dialogue due to process', dimensions, material usage, and overall presence. Depending on the sculptural forms and concepts, a few primary materials employed are; copper, glass, and steel. Some of the elements in Stephen’s work range from; hammered surfaces which have an organic aesthetic while overall forms tend to have clean lines with a minimalist approach yet are monolithic in presence. Some aesthetics are large-scale filigree in the metal that allows a viewer to see through the organic forms, while similar manipulation of glass elements are stacked to create positive and negative spaces. All pieces are affected by the orientation of light to unveil the personality of the sculptures, which create a 4th dimension of shadows and reflection as they emerge to produce an element of surprise.

Stephen Shachtman's Lunar series placed throughout the National Sculptors' Guild Sculpture Garden

Stephen Shachtman is constantly seeking to find something new and stimulating in either a physical or cerebral sense. The sculptures he creates circulate with aesthetics in contemporary forms with influences and inspiration from, science, architecture, and techniques. These inspirations inform him to create series’ with specific dialogue due to process', dimensions, material usage, and overall presence.
Depending on the sculptural forms and concepts, a few primary materials employed are; copper, glass, and steel. Some of the elements in Stephen’s work range from; hammered surfaces which have an organic aesthetic while overall forms tend to have clean lines with a minimalist approach yet are monolithic in presence. Some aesthetics are large-scale filigree in the metal that allows a viewer to see through the organic forms, while similar manipulation of glass elements are stacked to create positive and negative spaces. All pieces are affected by the orientation of light to unveil the personality of the sculptures, which create a 4th dimension of shadows and reflection as they emerge to produce an element of surprise.