Show Opens June 19, 2025 at 10am (MDT)
Show Ends June 21, 2025 at 4pm (MDT)

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Please note: The show closes on June 21 at 4:00 PM MDT.

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At Artburst Studios, we proudly feature artists from around the globe, though most of our participating artists—including in the Reflect show—are based in the United States. If you’re a U.S. collector purchasing artwork from a U.S.-based artist, you won’t encounter any tariff-related fees.

However, when purchasing artwork from an international artist, import tariffs may apply. In this show, we are thrilled to feature the vibrant work of Janice Derrick from Trinidad and Tobago. Based on our research, original artwork shipped from Trinidad and Tobago to the U.S. may incur a 10% import tariff, which is typically collected upon delivery.

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Meet the Artists of “Reflect“

Aedan Hanley

As an abstract expressionist painter, I draw inspiration from a range of past and present artists I regard as “color theorists.” These artists passionately explore the relationship between color…

Ann Guidera-Matey

Life goes by quickly, but nature invites us to slow down. That’s why I paint landscapes—to express the wonder I feel for the world and my gratitude for each moment that I get to be a part of it. …

There is something about observing a toddler quietly play and discover her world that reminds me of watching a sunset. It is captivating, warms the heart and only lasts a short time
A time between night and day when the light creates a peaceful energy. A time to just be and forgive. A time to see things in a new light. A time to appreciate the powers beyond.
 I just finished a kayak ride when the setting sun started to duck behind the cloud bank on Swan Creek.The sun’s orange and yellow light touched the tops of these boats that were tucked in for  the night. The air was warm and still. My kayak rocked gently in the water. All was Quiet
This painting was inspired by the first few lines in Mary Oliver’s poem, “The Buddha’s Last Instruction” : "Make of yourself a light, said the Buddha, before he died. I think of this every morning before the east begins..."
These sunflowers whirl and twirl and they tango. They dance like nobody’s watching as I do …sometimes.
Autumn is my favorite season, The air is crisp, the trees are vibrantly colored, and I am energized…. Medicine for the soul
Annie Salness

Annie Salness

After years of studying illustration and biomedical illustration in college, I suffered a stroke in 2010 that paralyzed the right side of my body, my painting hand. What was initially a challenge as an illustrator, …

Beth Aimee

I am a maker. I am happiest in my studio, playing with my tools, digging through a box of stones and listening to my favorite bluegrass band. “Slow-craft,” “small batch” and “artisan-made” may be…

Dariana Dervis

I’m a native Alabamian and mixed media collage artist with an eye for finding beauty in the discarded, in the forgotten, and in the natural world. As a visual storyteller and collector, my sensitivity…

David Castle

I was born in Denver, Colorado in the autumn of 1967, and so began my rather meandering journey to become an abstract artist. After college, I began my first career as a computer scientist, developing…

Ethan Schultz

I am a lapidary artist and geology enthusiast and primarily focus my work on bringing out the natural beauty in stone. I use stone as my primary medium to create jewelry that reverses…

Janice Derrick

I was born on the beautiful island of Trinidad but migrated to England at the age of sixteen. My love for all things creative led me to pursue a degree in jewelry and silversmithing and the year after…

Jen Renzel

My greatest joy is letting my imagination run wild on paper. Things from my dreams, images from science fiction books, old toys, and monster movies I loved as a kid comprise my working cast…

Jennifer Steck

Ideas come at the strangest moments—in the middle of the night, while swimming laps, playing with my dogs, or even in the midst of creating something else. I love the endless…

Kate Ferrell

I create intuitive abstracted mixed media paintings, including landscapes and botanicals. Working with acrylic, collage, and other mixed media, I build expressive, gestural movement…

Kelley Jones

I’ve been making stuff since I was old enough to glue my fingers together. I took every art class in high school and studied art education in college. Finally, after 30 years, I quit my “job” jobs and focused…

Kim Harrell

I am Colorado native who lived, worked and studied as a silversmith, goldsmith and jewelry designer in London, England for 14 years. The jewelry and silverware I make is informed by a philosophy of ‘less is more.’ My work…

Kim Roberts

I’m a landscape painter with a background teaching yoga and meditation. I am a daily meditator, and bring this perspective to my creative process. So, I’m interested not only in the subjects I paint, but also…

mountain landscape painting
mountain landscape painting
mountain landscape painting
mountain landscape painting

Marie Powell

I work at creating my art on a daily basis. By getting into my studio each day, I am propelled into the process of making art no matter what the circumstance. I’m dedicated. …

Nina Alderete

I create visual stories through surreal collage paintings, focusing on uncomfortable and often veiled emotions. These narratives are built intuitively through layers of materials and constructed personal…

Rose Collins

My safe place is my studio where I can be uninhibited and allow my paint brush to dance across my canvas with magnificent colors creating my imagined ideas…

Ruth LaGue

I paint pastoral landscapes and architecture pared down to their essential forms. With minimal visual cues, I aim to invoke rather than illustrate—suggesting natural formations that guide…

Rynn Miller

I like color. Sometimes just one simple clear color and sometimes a whole range of colors. On top of color I like texture and shape: the knobby feel of concretions left in sandstone, the silkiness of polished…

Teresa Cox Kolar

I create to capture the hidden magic in nature-where each brushstroke dances with the details of petals, branches and the soft rhythms of the earth. Using mixed media, I invite you into…