Where Art Changes with the Season
Step inside Edge of the Image and explore a rotating gallery of local artwork, fresh themes, and new creative discoveries with every visit.
Grand Opening!
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Currently Exhibiting
Explore the makers, painters, sculptors, and photographers whose distinct voices and creative paths shape the evolving experience at Edge of the Image.
Linda McConnell
Pulitzer-Winning Photojournalist & Multidisciplinary Artist
Mediums: Photography, Acrylic & Oil Paint
Linda McConnell is a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist whose career spans more than three decades of documenting major events in Colorado, across the country, and abroad. Much of her work was created during her years with the Rocky Mountain News, where she covered stories that shaped communities and lives. Today, Linda continues to express herself through photography, painting, drawing, and other forms of art, bringing the same curiosity, observation, and storytelling instinct to her creative work.
Richard Sharkey
Master Craftsman | Architectural Artisan
Mediums: Wood, Stone & Metal
Richard Sharkey is a creative artist and gallery owner specializing in architectural craftsmanship, custom staircases, and unique works using wood, stone, and metal.
Richard creates bespoke architectural work blending traditional craftsmanship with artistic precision, specializing in custom staircases, railings, restoration, and finely detailed structural elements across wood, metal, stone, and glass.
Philip Knapp
Award-Winning Nature Photography
Medium: Digital Photography
Philip Knapp is a Northern Wisconsin photographer whose work is shaped by a lifelong connection to the natural world. Influenced early by a father who loved the outdoors, Phil went on to earn a degree in Resource Management from the University of Wisconsin. His photography reflects both a deep appreciation for nature’s beauty and an awareness of its fragility. He is especially drawn to color, symmetry, texture, and the shifting qualities of light that reveal the character of a landscape. As Phil puts it, “I take photos in nature not to escape reality, but to find it.” His work has earned both nominations and awards.
Frances Listou
Intuitive Sculpture Inspired by Nature
Mediums: Yule Marble, Bronze, Clay & Acrylic Paint
Frances Listou is a nature-inspired sculptor and carver who creates expressive, tactile works using marble, bronze, and clay.
Her work is guided by patience and intuition, often allowing a form to emerge gradually over time, with Colorado’s landscape and wildlife providing enduring inspiration.
Maurice Domingez
Traditional Native Art & Sacred Craft
Mediums: Animal Hides, Leather & Natural Materials
Maurice Dominguez is a traditional Kiowa Apache sacred craftsman whose work honors cultural traditions through ceremonial artistry and natural materials.
Maurice began creating art at the age of five, starting with simple handmade objects and gradually developing a practice deeply informed by his cultural roots. Much of his work draws from Native principles, traditional craft, and the use of natural materials. As a teenager, he began studying with his spiritual leader, Robert, a Kiowan medicine man, who gave him the name Tatunka Zee, or Yellow Buffalo. Through years of learning, Maurice was taught ceremonial traditions, songs, medicine practices, and the construction of sacred spaces such as sweat lodges. His buffalo headdress, displayed in the gallery, was created for the Sun Dance, a sacred ceremony centered on healing, endurance, and spiritual union.
Noi Williams
Landscape Painter Inspired by Nature
Mediums: Oil & Acrylic Paint
Noi Williams is a landscape artist who captures the beauty of nature through expressive paintings emphasizing light, color, and atmosphere.
A native of Thailand, Noi discovered her love of painting at an early age, sparked by a formative experience in France when she was six years old. During that time, a local artist introduced her to drawing with a simple box of crayons and a blank sheet of paper – an experience that set her on a lifelong creative path. Under that early guidance, she learned the foundations of landscape and village painting and developed a lasting appreciation for light, scenery, and everyday life. Working primarily in oil and acrylic, Noi often paints outdoors, where nature’s shifting color, atmosphere, and emotion continue to shape her work.
Mike A. Mcinnes
Crafted by Hand
Mediums: Wood (Various Species)
Mike McInnes is a furniture designer and craftsman who creates one-of-a-kind wooden pieces inspired by traditional woodworking and boatbuilding techniques.
Based in Indian Hills CO, born and raised in the Philadelphia area, Mike is known for one-of-a-kind pieces of furniture and free form woodworking techniques that blend traditional furniture joinery with ship joining methods in all wood species. As well, Michael attended the Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding and enjoyed a one year apprenticeship with a local furniture maker.
Rudi Monterroso
Strength in Expression
Born in Guatemala and based in the United States, Rudi Monterroso creates work shaped by resilience, movement, and perception. A BFA graduate in Sculpture from Metropolitan State University of Denver, he works across painting and three-dimensional form. As a colorblind artist and due to physical challenges, he paints using his body and often incorporates movement influenced by flamenco. His work reflects a core belief: what we often perceive as weakness is, in fact, our uniqueness—and when embraced it becomes our greatest strength.
Petra Kroupova
Mediums: Foraged & Organic Natural Materials
Petra Kroupova is a nature-inspired artisan who creates handcrafted artwork, including dreamcatchers and baskets, using organic and naturally sourced materials.
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Featured Artist - Linda McConnell
Founded in Creativity
Edge of the Image was founded by Linda McConnell and Richard Sharkey as a space to celebrate local artists and the spirit of creative discovery. What began as a shared vision has grown into an ever-changing gallery experience featuring paintings, sculpture, and original works from artists in the community. With each new season comes a fresh theme, a new visual atmosphere, and another opportunity to encounter something unexpected. More than a gallery, Edge of the Image is a place where imagination, craftsmanship, and local expression come together – inviting visitors to return often and see what is taking shape next.
Come See What’s on View
Located on Colorado Highway 74 in Kittredge, across from Kittredge Community Park in the Ambry Gardens buildings, Edge of the Image invites you to stop by and discover a rotating collection of local art and seasonal exhibits.