This beautiful 5,500 square-foot Snowmass Divide home was originally designed and built in 1990, in the style of Greene and Greene Architects.

For the remodel, the client wanted a contemporary look—but understood the need to work with the existing architecture, which included lots of exposed woodwork and stone. Large round corner beads, wood wainscoting and heavy drywall texture all screamed 1990’s traditional mountain style.

I am honored that this client chose to live with my work in their home. The project turned out just stunning.

I am so honored to have images from Songs of the Trees Series and Wild Horse Series win honorable mentions in the 15th Julia Margaret Awards for women photographers in the Abstract, Nature, and Fine Art categories, judged by Elizabeth Avedon (independent curator and photo editor)

Honored for the 14th Annual Pollux Awards Black and White Series Winner, several Honorable mentions and win for single black and white and cellphone images — TORI GAGNE

This group show includes two portraits, something I don’t do as much as I could. These are both taken on ranches using natural light of the people who are directly involved with the care and movement of the herds they are in charge of. There will be a juror talk at 5 pm on the opening night ( November 23, 2019) by Same Gerace of the Booth Western Art Museum. I don’t typically do a lot of art featuring the people of the west but the equine work I make is always dependent on the people behind the scenes who manage the horses, they are always kind, hard working, salt of the earth people.

I am honored to have 2 photographs in this fun group show this January through March 2, 2019. A great way to get out and see some wonderful local art along side some internationally exhibited artists!

This series started out as a series of barn light portraits I made for my barn mates in exchange for photographing their horses. The out takes of the horses getting a treat became more interesting to me. Most horses are very food driven so treats and sounds are often used to try to get them to ‘pose’ as they are not like dogs who will sit and stay on command! I love the lips, extreme stretches and curiosity they exhibit.

TORI GAGNE, SERIES MOONLIT DANCE I loved your images and this is why Moonlit Dance III was used as the icon of the category at the top of the page. Shooting horses is such a difficult project! I congratulate you for the approach. Actually are the best horse images I have seen lately (previously I was fan of Jill Greenberg horses –she was a juror a couple of years ago, Everything is beautifully suggested in your work with a great sense of movement while showing the power of the horses at the same time. Congrats! ~Words from Juror Julio Hirsch Hardy

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April 14, 2018, 5pm-8pm

THE PRINT SWAP: REFLECTIONS OF A DREAM - AN OFFICIAL MOPLA EXHIBITION

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