Topic: Art

Duncan Mackenzie discusses his art installations that offer a new perspective to imagine our planet, including a large Orbit Calendar and a prototype to see the rotation and sun coverage of the earth through hundreds of webcams around the world.

Explore the life and art of nationally renown painter Ray Ellis through an exclusive interview with Ray and his wife, Teddie.

The Art of Placemaking host Architect Patrick Ahearn visits with Victor Zollo in his beautiful Edgartown home, which Patrick restored to historical standards.

The Art of Placemaking host architect Patrick Ahearn visits with Rob Hughes at Herring Creek Farm.

Luigi Tadini heads out for the Last Song of Summer at the Watermill Center where Rufus Wainwright headlines the evening. The two talk about why art at the Watermill Center is so special and just how much of Rufus' music he leaves to up to the listener.

In an homage to Andy Warhol, Russell Young brings back the sparkle in his latest show at the Keszler Gallery. Using the vicious and reflective qualities of diamonds, Young's "Diamond Dust" exhibit adds a whole new dimension to the already beautiful works of art.

A profile on Dan Glickman, an emerging sculptor from Eagle Vail. His bronze sculptures have themes of intimacy between couples.

Telluride locals don their best Indian garb for the 16th Annual Ah Haa Art Auction to benefit the Ah Haa School for the Arts.

Don Etherington is a master of bookbinding and book conservation. He was in Telluride for a few weeks teaching a class to help those interested improve their skill.

Jack Sibbach guides us through Sun Valley's new icon, the Sun Valley Pavilion. The newly opened structure will play home to the summer symphony, as well as a number of other events including dance, theater and the 2008 Writers' Conference. This beautiful and versatile theater would not have been possible without the creative and financial support of The Sun Valley Company, Earl and Carol Holding and Sun Valley Company GM Wally Huffman.