Thank you for now
A show featuring works. by Katy Ann Fox. The paintings will focus on the moment we are living in and our surroundings as a reminder that our goals are happening, the world is turning, the past has shaped us and the more beauty and appreciation seen in the present, the better. A variety of sizes and subject matter depicted in thoughtful oil paint and filled with gratitude.
Winter from above
It’s time to celebrate the snow, think about where our gloves are and celebrate the changing color palette of our landscape. This show is built around the beautiful watercolor paintings in Meghan Hanson’s “Winter From Above” series.
Show opens November 7, 5-7pm with warm beverages, stoke about skiing, new art hanging, and KNITTING! bring your yarn project and come hang.
Farm to table
Whether it is before or after harvest, “Farm to table” is a show about food. Incorporating still lifes, the way we cook food, grow food, or buy food this is a show about the stuff that keeps us alive.
Image by Ned Axthelm.
Open spaces
Be it the clouds or the fields. “Open spaces” is about just that. Maybe its an open door, an expanse with perfect light, or the sky showing us we are all in this together, August’s show will highlight artists’ interpretation of openness.
Image by Ellen Vieth.
Infused :: Saturday
Jenna Barnes of Parakalova Provisions offers one more day of locally sourced magical food and beverage smorgasbord to share as a mid day nourishment. Come and chat with her about the wonders of gathering in the forest around us and try wonderfully thoughtful foods crafted from some of Teton Valley’s wonderful organic farms. Jenna will also bring dried herbs that she can tailor into the tea to meet any of your hopes and dreams for your days to come.
APOTHECARY :: summer medicine
A Parakalo Provisions event!
Welcome to a dinner ritual+ somatic food experience. Yes, we will slow down enough and FEEL what these foods, plants and beverages activate + soothe within our bodies- this will help us lean into what our systems are intuitively craving in the peak of the summer. Mmmmmm.
-4 course plant-based meal featuring wild foods and ingredients from our lovely Teton Valley farms
-4 herbal elixirs plus tinctures + potions for you to taste and experiment with::: edible herbal education
-new friends
***Plant-based, gluten free, herbal infused*** Please let us know if you have any other dietary needs.
Wild times
Whether here for a day, a month, a year or a lifetime; there is a wildness to this place that stirs us. We slow down for elk herds, pause for a deer to cross, jingle bells in hopes of distanced bear encounters, understand the changing of the seasons when we see the bird in the field. These moments and creatures remind us of a life beyond human existence. Artwork for “Wild times” will depict the animals we exist with and the environment needed to keep us all healthy and alive.
Image by Hannah Harper.
infused:friday
you're invited to sip and stroll around the gallery. 2 vibrant alcohol-free elixirs will be served, each one prepared with beneficial plants to hydrate, energize, and awaken the senses. small bites + light appetizers are carefully + creatively crafted from wildcrafted ingredients and using produce from local Teton Valley farms for the ultimate flavor, energy, and connection.
$22 includes the whole smorgasboard
or $7 per elixir and $10 for the appetizer tasting
herbal tea blends will also be available for purchase.
come and connect on another level!
Bloom
Flowers remind us of more than just beauty. They are bright spots in nature and our lives and indicate health, spring and are part of so many of our life events. Whether it is a simple “I am excited for today” bouquet, a wedding bouquet, or a field of wildflowers that lights up a day, flowers give our lives pizazz yet are so simple and lovely. Artworks this month with highlight their existence, organic forms and unbelievable color.
Image by Bernadette Regnier.
Shannon Celia: Sharing Solitude
Sharing solitude: An Art Residency and series by California artist Shannon Celia who explores Teton Valley while based at Moose Creek Ranch as their inaugural 2024 artist-in-residence. This evening will be an offering of insight into her watercolor process, observation and shared gratitude for the beauty and feelings observed in Teton Valley.
Visit her website to learn more about her.
Teton Men's Group
To get connected with this initiative propelled by Brain Sweat, visit: https://www.tetonmensgroup.com/
Foxtrot is pleased to host this traveling discussion group. Teton Men’s Group is bringing hard topics and vulnerability to the forefront of male brains in the Tetons.
Smaller acts
There’s a charm in smaller pieces that wins the heart over and over again. “Smaller acts” will mean smaller work, a wonderful price point and an opportunity for pieces that come from the a place of experimentation, purity and soul. A variety of subject matter will be represented in pieces all smaller than 12 x 12 inches.
Image by Katy Ann Fox.
Many mountains
Maybe the only thing better than a good alliteration is a really well painted mountain. March is for many mountains. Whether you’re skiing them, looking at them, navigating through them or dreaming of the warmer months with them, this show will be centered around our life and love of the mountains.
Image by Jessi West Lundeen.
Wallpaper
In partnership with the Teton ArtLab, this unframed, affordable, works on paper show will include members of all communities surrounding the Tetons. Many block prints, screen prints, and water media pieces will be tacked to the wall with a single night event to come together, get stoked about the art being made, fill a few more corners of your house with art that is made by people you love, and get inspired. Don’t miss it
Let it snow
A fresh coat of snow is kindof like the landscape putting on its formal clothing. Here in the Tetons we come together to recreate, thrive and survive these colder months that are much more fun because of the snow! The skiing, sledding, snow people and snow clad landscapes are celebrated through artists’ eyes. Whether it is just a little bit or a whole bunch of snow, this artwork will be themed around the stuff.
Let it snow!! Image by Aaron Cordell Johnson.
Katy Ann Fox - with more ease
A show featuring FOXTROT’s owner, Katy Ann Fox. Her show will feature her exploration of creativity in many mediums including pottery, maybe watercolor and of course oil painting. As we get ready to enter into another year, intent to revel in our years’ revelations, peace in the past, joy in moments of total normalcy and stoke for the future - she will paint an ode to it all in hopes of approaching each day with more ease.
Apothecary :: Autumn
Parakalo Provisions will once again share the abundance of this valley in the realm of food and nourishment. This four course meal accompanied by elixirs, shrubs and teas will involve sharing in Jenna Barnes’ deep knowledge of plants, energy, nourishment and food as an art. Tickets on sale through her website at $133/seat. Click here to make a reservation.
Local Flavor
Try tinctures, shrubs, teas and light desserts all cultivated locally while we gather in the gallery, enjoy art, reminisce on the warmth and bounty of the summer and learn medicinal properties of the plants that surround us from Jenna Barnes of Parakalo Provisions. Event will a recommended $25 cash or venmo at the door.
Roll it out!
Ten or more local artists have each carved large scale woodblocks that will be run over with a steamroller in the street to transfer their image and make art. Industrial, community building, a little country and totally awesome. Come join us!
Organized in partnership with Tribe Artist Collective.
Taryn Boals: I don’t know where I am, but I know exactly where I am
Exploring the West with Artist Taryn Boals
Jessi West Lundeen
Vibrant landscapes filled with colors and that prove to be best friends will be the focus of Foxtrot Fine Art. Dubbed her “color puzzles”, you’re going to want to tune in to see an array of new work by Jessi West Lundeen.
Running slow but running far
Meghan Hanson, an architect with some of the most beautiful sketchbooks on earth and an ability to run further than many have ever imagined, will talk about a recent project she and her partner succeeded in. They leap frog ran across the United States, accompanied by their dog, their mini Scamp trailer, great attitudes and her world class sketchbook. BUT - this isn’t the only country she has run across. Plan to leave the evening event inspired, full of new ideas of what is possible and seeing even more beauty in the world around.
Dinner Dreamt by Parakalo Provisions
APOTHECARY :: a deeply nourishing dinner gathering at Foxtrot Fine Art
Jenna Barnes will choreograph one of her magical garden dinners hosted at FOXTROT. The dinner will showcase locally harvested, gathered and grown tastes in the most thoughtful, creative and magical way that only can be dreamt up by Parakalo Provisions. At the height of Teton Valley’s garden harvesting, the gallery will transform into a dining experience with thought given to all the senses. Not to be missed. Buy your ticket here.
Aaron Cordell Johnson
New work by avid plein air painter, gouache master, and compositional guru, Aaron Cordell Johnson, will hang at Foxtrot Fine Art.
Calcium
A Sunday afternoon workshop to discover the world of Calcium. The workshop will include a wood canvas, playful materials made up from canvas, and Korynn Newville's book, Indiscernible Elements: Calcium will be the guide to our creation. This is an explorative workshop through finding new connections between humans, the earth and the built environment. You will be able to play with materials and bring a painting home of the new world discovered through Calcium.
Bio information:
Korynn Newville is an artist, designer, and environmental activist. She received a masters degree in architecture from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a Bachelor of Design from the University of Minnesota. She is currently an architectural designer studying to become a licensed architect. She strives to utilize sustainable building practices in her professional projects. She has a passion for creating artwork through common materials that are used to construct the buildings she designs. Korynn believes in the use of our imagination to offer new solutions to problems and her artwork is her voice to tell the story. Her drawings and passion for the environment are the catalysts that lead to her writing.
The Gardener by Ellen Vieth
Ellen Vieth, painter, gallery owner, dog lover, and skilled gardener will display her energetic, soft yet loud, oil paintings celebrating the rebirth and energy of spring. Her mark making is honest and wild, tuned with emotion and thoughtful color choices.
WY Women in the Arts: Panel Discussion
Panel discussion and film screening to be introduced by the Honorable Nancy Freudenthal and concluded by State Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder. Moderated by Dr. Tammi Hanawalt.
Nominees include: Katy Ann Fox, Leah Hardy, Bronwyn Minton, *Sarah Ortegon, Jennifer Rife
*chosen to represent the state of Wyoming at the 2024 exhibition of “A New World: Women to Watch” at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington D.C.
Where's Tom
Painting, sculpture, and more works created by Tom Woodhouse will grace the gallery. His high energy, graphic paintings flow as informed by his memory, his world, his conversations, and his continual thirst for observing life around him. Tom spent decades in Jackson, Wyoming, but now resides in his hometown of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Wallpaper
A favorite event showcasing so many Teton area artists’ work on paper. All work will be unframed, affordable, and fresh.