CURRENT EXHIBITS
Shared Visions: A Retrospective
featuring
Don Weller & Marlin Rotach
On view in Halleck Bar Gallery & Barrick Gallery
until April 6, 2024
Longtime friends Marlin Rotach and Don Weller are thrilled
to exhibit together in Elko for Northeastern Nevada Museum’s
annual Art of the West Reception that takes place during the
week of Western Folklife Center’s National Cowboy Poetry
Gathering. Mr. Rotach and Mr. Weller will be with us on the
evening of the reception to talk about their work and to mingle
with friends while we enjoy libations at the historic Halleck Bar,
nibble hors d’oeuvres, and peruse the exhibits. They will be with
us February 1st to autograph their book, The River Flows:
Watercolors of the American West. The book focuses on the 1820s
to the present and includes the artwork and stories of over 40
artists, both historical and contemporary.
TO PURCHASE A PAINTING, please contact Lauren
Roovaart at 775-738-3418.
TO VIEW THE COMPLETE WORKS IN THIS
EXHIBITION, please go to the links below:
For Marlin's work: www.marlinrotach.com
For Don's work:
https://www.donweller.com/page/11547/sneak-peak-at-
artwork-to-be-featured-at-upcoming-events?
LARRY HYSLOP
Carrying Water Across Arid Land On view in Barrick Gallery until April 6, 2023 Larry Hyslop is a long-time resident of Elko, where he retired from Great Basin College. He and his wife, Cindy, travel the West in their RV, and Larry gains inspiration from Western landscapes on their adventures. During the 1990s, Larry learned pottery from the Tuscarora Pottery School and the Parks family but soon got hooked on the distinctive black, white, and redware pottery, which is bare, polished clay with no glaze. His technique is centuries old, practiced by ancient Anasazi potters, modern Southwest Pueblo potters and residents of Casea Grande, Mexico. He has modernized the technique with his own unique forms and decorations that reflect his view of the natural world.
CURRENT EXHIBITS
Shared Visions: A Retrospective
featuring
Don Weller & Marlin Rotach
On view in Halleck Bar Gallery & Barrick Gallery
until April 6, 2024
Longtime friends Marlin Rotach and Don Weller are
thrilled to exhibit together in Elko for Northeastern Nevada
Museum’s annual Art of the West Reception that takes place
during the week of Western Folklife Center’s National
Cowboy Poetry Gathering. Mr. Rotach and Mr. Weller will
be with us on the evening of the reception to talk about
their work and to mingle with friends while we enjoy
libations at the historic Halleck Bar, nibble hors d’oeuvres,
and peruse the exhibits. They will be with us February 1st to
autograph their book, The River Flows: Watercolors of the
American West. The book focuses on the 1820s to the
present and includes the artwork and stories of over 40
artists, both historical and contemporary.
TO PURCHASE A PAINTING, please contact Lauren
Roovaart at 775-738-3418.
TO VIEW THE COMPLETE WORKS IN THIS
EXHIBITION, please go to the links below:
For Marlin's work: www.marlinrotach.com
For Don's work:
https://www.donweller.com/page/11547/sneak-peak-at-
artwork-to-be-featured-at-upcoming-events?
LARRY HYSLOP
Carrying Water Across Arid Land On view in Barrick Gallery until April 6, 2023 Larry Hyslop is a long-time resident of Elko, where he retired from Great Basin College. He and his wife, Cindy, travel the West in their RV, and Larry gains inspiration from Western landscapes on their adventures. During the 1990s, Larry learned pottery from the Tuscarora Pottery School and the Parks family but soon got hooked on the distinctive black, white, and redware pottery, which is bare, polished clay with no glaze. His technique is centuries old, practiced by ancient Anasazi potters, modern Southwest Pueblo potters and residents of Casea Grande, Mexico. He has modernized the technique with his own unique forms and decorations that reflect his view of the natural world.
