Archive for the ‘Marlene Kort’ Category
September 19, 2012 in Art,Art Gallery,Artists,Best of the Springs,Color,Colorado,Hunter-Wolff Gallery,Marlene Kort,Paintings | Comments (0)
Tags: Award-Winner, Marlene Kort, Paintings, pastels, Simplicity
The value of simplicity is sometimes overlooked. Too often we forget to take time to enjoy the simple things in everyday life, like a single delicate bloom or the vibrant color of juicy oranges sitting on the counter.
If you are yearning for freedom from the complexities in your life, don’t miss Marlene Kort’s pastel collection at Hunter-Wolff Gallery, which reminds viewers of the beauty in simplicity around us. Her paintings trigger cherished forgotten memories and show us how much beauty and purity surrounds us. In a hectic world that seems to move faster than ever before and seems to be getting more complicated, Marlene Kort’s vibrant pastels are a welcomed escape. She presents real day-to-day life occurrences and objects in terms that are easy to appreciate and understand. Her paintings give us the opportunity for a temporary leave of absence from our chaotic and stressful world. Artists talk about creating an emotional connection through their art, but Marlene makes it happen and she communicates a positive energy in her paintings that can be appreciated every day (without adding more complexity to your life).
If you can’t take a much needed respite because life’s demands are relentless, consider adding peaceful paintings to your home so you can give yourself a mini-vacation when you glance at your walls as you rush through your busy day. You deserve it!
March 30, 2012 in Art,Art Gallery,Artists,Best of the Springs,Colorado,Fine Art,Honors,Hunter-Wolff Gallery,Marlene Kort,Old Colorado City | Comments (0)
Tags: Client Services, Customer Care, customer satisfaction, Quality Art

Ann Leago, Sharon Wolff & Marlene Kort, Gallery Representatives to Help You With All Your Art Needs
Hunter-Wolff Gallery is committed to being your first choice for art collecting. We hand-select each piece of art with a careful eye to details, ensuring top quality and collectability. We select pieces as if they were being placed in our own home.
Winning your approval takes more than quality artwork. We know you have options all over the world for buying art and jewelry. That is why we believe you deserve the extra bonus of high customer service and complete satisfaction with your buying experience. We promise to deliver with a smile and with the same enthusiasm you feel when visiting Hunter-Wolff Gallery. We strive to make you feel like family when you visit.
February 26, 2012 in Art,Art Gallery,Color,Fine Art,Hunter-Wolff Gallery,Marlene Kort,Old Colorado City,Paintings | Comments (0)
Tags: Art, Artist, Hunter-Wolff Gallery, Marlene Kort, pastels

Window Treatment, Marlene Kort
We can look inward and outward and examine various aspects of ourselves, but with art we can find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.
Music, dance and visual arts have that affect especially when we take time to open our ears, eyes and heart.
When I look at this 14 x 11 pastel by Marlene Kort, “Window Treatment” I imagine myself visiting a small village in Europe where people are friendly, the streets are narrow, and there is the pervasive scent of flowers and food—there is an abundance of well-cared for flowers overflowing window boxes and planters at the doorway to greet visitors. It is easy to feel welcomed with that sort of greeting. I like being here.
Where does this painting take you?
October 18, 2011 in Art,Art Gallery,Art Glass,Artists,Colorado,Events,Fine Art,Hunter-Wolff Gallery,Marlene Kort,Oils,Old Colorado City,Paintings,PTSD | Comments (0)
Tags: art therapy, charity, Fundraiser, Plates & Palettes, PTSD, Wounded Warrior

Artist Marlene Kort & SSgt. Anthony Ngo Devote a Day Fundraising
Success! Thanks to the many supporters of a newly started fundraiser “Plates & Palettes” in Old Colorado City for combat veterans diagnosed with PTSD.
It’s exciting to witness so many caring people who want to give. In spite of difficult economic times, people find ways to help others.
It was easy for me to jump on board to support this small organization with a big dream. They have limited funding and a goal to take a results-driven program national. This group of caring Coloradans recognizes the need for a solution, other than drugs, for our combat heroes when they have nowhere to turn for help with PTSD.
Anyone who has lived with this disorder knows how effective therapy can be because drugs are not always the answer. Art therapy is an effective tool. I am excited to be part of this effort and hope you too will consider helping this cause. This is neither a government funded nor a national program (yet) and relies on private contributions to support material needs and costs associated with running a dedicated art therapy program.
Hunter-Wolff Gallery will continue to support the program however we can. During October, we are offering the opportunity to purchase beautiful blown glass hearts for the cause. Every heart sale makes a difference—to the many combat heroes and their families.
August 26, 2011 in Art,Art Gallery,Artists,Colorado,Fine Art,Hunter-Wolff Gallery,Marlene Kort,Oils,Old Colorado City,Paintings | Comments (0)

Red Explosion by Marlene Kort
Following an artist’s career can be like watching children grow-up. When they do something new, totally unexpected, and done very well, it can be a very happy occasion. One of my favorite arists at Hunter-Wolff Gallery is a very fine pastel artist, Marlene Kort. Marlene has a wonderful style that is easy to look at, captures the essence of her subject matter and more times than not–evokes an emotional response. There are too many of her paintings that “got away” before I could get the money on the table and I couldn’t let that happen again when she presented Red Explosion – a new and totally unexpected style.
Marlene stepped out of her comfort zone with pastel and created a wonderful still-life oil painting that I am proud to own. The right thing may have been to give customers at Hunter-Wolff Gallery the chance to grab this beautiful painting, but I could not pass it up. I’m hoping she will do more oils in this style and give collectors a chance to enjoy her wonderful style, like I enjoy looking at Red Explosion every day on my living room wall.
What do you think? Doesn’t this work put a smile on your face and make you feel like you stumbled onto something really special?