<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3FKJm8_0vlg95EN00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3FKJm8_0vlg95EN00" width="1317" height="1045" ><figcaption>Art Center of Estes Park – Courtesy Photo David Peacock’s painting “Big Thompson Creek” is one of the artworks on display at the Art Center of Estes Park’s Plein Air show. (Art Center of Estes Park – Courtesy Photo)</figcaption></figure>CURRENT EXHIBITEstes Valley Plein Air Sale and Exhibition: Aug. 30-Sept. 29 (last weekend)This is your last weekend to see the 6th Annual Estes Valley Plein Air (EVPA) event hosted by the Art Center of Estes. Juried and invited artists from all over the country participated in this year’s Plein Air Event and have created some truly incredible pieces. Over the course of a week, these artists painted “en plein air,” a French term meaning “in open air” capturing the stunning beauty that is the Estes Valley. A plein air event has been a part of Estes Park for over 30 years and the Art Center is honored to continue this tradition. This juried show features artists working in oil, watercolor, acrylic, pastel and gouache, and the paintings completed during EVPA are captivating.The artists participating this year: Daniel Augenstein, Cliff Austin, James Biggers, Krystal Brown, Suzanne Burnell, Sue Cable, Jenifer Cline, Bill Enyart, Shaun Frankfurt, Anne Garney, Cathy Goodale, Millie Gosch, Jennifer Hunter, Katherine Irish, Kay Keyes Farrar, Deanne Kroll, Kathleen Lanzoni, Karen Lemens, Farley Lewis, Janeice Linden, Jianqiao Luan, Marie Massey, Deb McCahan, Craig McKee, Elizabeth Menand, Chrissy Pahucki, David Peacock, Lynda Pyka, Louise Sackett, Connie Schmidt, Richard Sneary, John Soltesz, Shari Southard, Patricia Sweet, Cecy Turner, Terri Wiebke and Kathy Ykema.There are still a few pieces available for purchase, so if you are interested in owning one of these incredible pieces, you have until Sept. 29. Don’t forget you have the opportunity to vote until Sept. 28th for the People’s Choice Award sponsored by the Estes Arts District. We will announce the winner at the close of the exhibit. Come and enjoy the stunning works on display now at the Art Center. You won’t want to miss it!Find us online at ArtCenterOfEstes.com or on social media at Facebook (ArtCenterOfEstes) and Instagram (@ArtCenterOfEP). The Art Center of Estes Park is a nonprofit organization located at 517 Big Thompson Ave., in Middle Stanley Village. For more information, please call the Art Center at 970-586-5882.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3KfEz5_0vlg95EN00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3KfEz5_0vlg95EN00" width="1860" height="1894" ><figcaption>1 of 3 Work from the Estes Valley Plein Air exhibit will be shown through Sunday, Sept. 29. (Art Center of Estes Park - Courtesy photo)</figcaption></figure></div></body>

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Estes Valley Plein Air Sale and Exhibition: Aug. 30-Sept. 29 (last weekend) This is your last weekend to see the 6th Annual Estes Valley Plein Air (EVPA) event hosted by the Art Center of Estes. Juried and invited artists from all over the country participated in this year’s Plein Air Event and have created some truly incredible pieces. Over the course of a week, these artists painted “en plein air,” a French term meaning “in open air” capturing the stunning beauty that is the Estes Valley. A plein air event has been a part of Estes Park for over 30 years and the Art Center is honored to continue this tradition. This juried show features artists working in oil, watercolor, acrylic, pastel and gouache, and the paintings completed during EVPA are captivating.