Del Iron Cloud is a prolific artist who resides in Rapid City and has created art forever. I particularly love his clouds in the skies over an open range, his depictions of buffalo are legendary as well as the challenge he presents to viewers of his art to find the often used hidden images.

The gift from the hills – is it coming from the mountain man or elsewhere? This is beautifully rendered conceptual piece from a brief time long ago where trust in others ruled the day.

Everything is acid free with UV control and triple mats. The frame is a nice comfortable pine. There are eleven other nicely framed Del Iron Cloud Original paintings and signed limited editions to choose frm.

This eye catching decorative piece was created by stacking several large Prado frames rich in its brown color with intriguing gold highlights.

Coming to us from Newcastle, Wyoming just across the state line, Denton originally was originally a New Yorker practicing the daily grind of graphic arts.

He and his art then went on to Santa Fe where new facets were added in. This piece nicely depicts a mysticism that comes from within.

Denton’s paintings are always in the works. Much of the final image comes from within the canvas and from the interactions of the pigments. An interesting piece

With a large old honey oak frame made from old church interior woods.

The bold strokes and the multiplicity of color draw your eye and wonderment to this mystifying piece. Its just great!

Dennis comes with a hugely talented family at his side and all around him all of the time. Don’t try to find out where the energy for his art comes from, but it’s there all of the time. The fantastic forest just came out of him and here it is for all to see and wonder about out loud.

The frame is two small frames stacked together to wonderfully accent the art. There are 7 other framed Linn pieces in the Gallery

There are all kinds of art that evoke different thoughts from us. Good humanities courses teach us this. Unfortunately, humanities as well as civics classes have been largely eliminated from student offerings. The Cheerleaders by artist Andrea Potts pre-supposes that everyone has knowledge about humanities and civics and can then take in what the artist offers up.

Drea, as we know her, lived in Rapid City for about 5 years before moving on to Madison, WI several years ago. One other piece - a framed linoleum etching is available in the gallery.