Stand-in photo, not this place: A contemporary art show in Basel, Switzerland, not Fringe Gallery
Fringe Gallery
Contemporary art gallery
About
Fringe Gallery is a contemporary art gallery on East Colorado Avenue showing nearly 40 artists, from Telluride locals to artists from around the world, whose work looks at nature and the human condition. You'll see painting, sculpture and studio jewelry, with a featured show changing about once a month in season.
New shows usually open with a reception on Telluride Art Walk evenings. In 2026 the gallery featured Telluride clay sculptor Julie McNair, local artists Nancy B. Frank and Micheline Klagsbrun, and photographs by Cristina Mittermeier during Mountainfilm. Fringe also hosts salons and community events around its exhibitions.
When to go
The website lists the gallery as open daily, 11 am to 6 pm. In 2026 its shows ran from January to early April and again from late May to mid-October, so call ahead in the spring and fall off-seasons. Winter Art Walks run 5 to 7 pm on December 9, 2026, and January 7, February 4 and March 4, 2027.
Good to know
Some Telluride listings give the gallery's address as 307 E Colorado Ave. The gallery's own website says 130 E Colorado Ave.
In November 2026, Fringe and Telluride Arts are also showing Molly Perrault's recycled-paper collages at Citizens State Bank, with access from 201 S Fir St.
Price
The gallery's website doesn't list an admission price. Check before you go.
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