I’m excited to announce that my piece “Rio Pueblo de Taos” was accepted into the 2023 PAAC National Exhibition to be held in the Blumenschein Museum in Taso, New Mexico!

I have five works in this show that is held at the Island Grove Park during the Greeley Stampede. The show is an excellent place to see absolutely amazing western art and some pieces that don’t fit this genre.

I am honored to be included in the 2023 Governor’s Art Show. I will have four pieces in the show! The show will be at the Loveland Museum and Gallery in Loveland, Colorado! Make sure you drop in during the five weeks the exhibit is hung.

www.governorsartshow.org

I have recently become an exhibiting member at the Lincoln Gallery at 429 N. Lincoln Avenue, Loveland, Colorado! The gallery is supported by the Thompson Valley Art League.

The Lincoln Gallery hosts both national and regional shows yearly. The National Fine Arts Show is currently accepting work to be juried for this spring’s show.

The Madison and Main Gallery will open its 36th Winter Lights show this November 4, 2022 from 5 to 8 PM. The show will run through December 30th!

I have new 6 pieces hanging. Most of them from our September 2022 trip to the northeast!

This is the gallery’s 35th “garden show!”

This year’s show is curated by Robb Casseday and will open on May 6th with a special celebration! Make sure to put this on your calendar!

The 2020 Governor’s Art Show has been moved to this Fall!

I am honored to be one of the Colorado artists chosen to submit work to the 2020 Governor’s Art Show held annually at the Loveland Museum and Gallery in Loveland, Colorado. This show is sponsored as a fundraising event by the Loveland Rotary clubs. I will be showing 4 oil paintings. If you are interested in finding out more about the show or the artists featured in the 2020 show visit their website www.https://governorsartshow.org/

Foote Gallery at the Loveland Museum and Gallery, Loveland, Colorado - June 27 through September 13, 2020

This exhibit will display a journey of my work as I push through taking risks and learning more about my subject matter. The artist statement published by the Museum states:

Daniel Augenstein’s art displays his journey of creative growth.  The artist’s vision guides each brush stroke and pen mark from the piece’s conception to the framed work.   The deeper and more complete the vision - the richer the result.  The more informed - the closer to an intended goal.  Through design experiments, research of others’ ideas, and searching for multiple right answers, Augenstein produces a wide variety of images showing his vision.  The technical skill needed for drawing and painting must be practiced with a desire to improve.  Taking risks with varied media and techniques can enable the artist to achieve visual results unexpected from the art staying within the comfort zone of prior works.  Augenstein says, “As an artist and teacher for many years, I am still amazed by the act of creation.  I am still learning!”

The Madison and Main Gallery in downtown Greeley, Colorado is opening it’s 33rd Winter Show called “Lights of Winter.” The gallery is located at 927 16th Street, Greeley, Colorado 80631 and is open M-F 10 to 6 and Saturdays 10 to 4.

I am a working member of the cooperative and have seven pieces on exhibit.

Dear Fellow Artists,

I am offering three - 2 day weekend - workshops this fall through Aims Community College’s Continuing Education Program.  You can follow this link to the page and by clicking on “Plein Air in Oil,” “Figure Drawing,” or “Reductive Landscape Painting” you can learn about the dates and the workshop descriptions.  The courses are a great price for two day workshops and hopefully you might be able to participate!

 Dan Augenstein, Aims Painting and Drawing Instructor

https://www.aims.edu/ced/continuing-ed.php

This is a “two-man show” featuring the work of Travis Krause and Dan Augenstein. The theme is about the multiple interpretations of Surfaces and what lies above and beneath. This will have both representational and symbolic art works.

The Mari Michener Gallery is located on the main floor in the University of Northern Colorado’s Michener Library in Greeley, Colorado.

To visit Travis’ website click on this link: Travis Krause

Principled is part two of the "Elemental 2015" show first seen at the Tointon Gallery, Greeley, Colorado.  

The focus will be seven principles of design as interpreted by five artists (Dan Augenstein, Zach Kiess, Travis Krause, Colleen Martin, and Berndt Savig) and one curator (Stephanie Newton).

The show will be opened at the Tointon Gallery, Greeley, Colorado in mid December of 2017 and hang until the beginning of February 2018.

For updates visit www.elemental2015.com

Daniel has two pieces accepted into the 51st Annual NGAE art show.  Sunlit Tree - Hidden Valley and Winter in Clear Creek both painted in oil.  The show is only up for the weekend at the Union Colony Civic Center in Greeley, Colorado.

A side note:  Daniel is a Board Member of the NGAE and chairs the Scholarship Committee. (This didn't guarantee his work to be juried in to the show!)  Each year, the NGAE give a minimum of two scholarships to college art students and two fellowships to community artists!  Check out the NGAE website for future opportunities for scholarships or to enter into next year's show!  www.ngae-artshow.com

Daniel will be one of 53 Colorado artists selected to show their work at this 25th Anniversary Art Show at the Loveland Museum Gallery.  The Opening Night Gala Reception will be on April 28th from 6 to 9:00PM.  Dan will show four pieces.

Dan's painting, "Reflection in Butchart Garden," was featured in the April edition of Southwest Art Magazine on page 28!  http://www.southwestart.com/events/governors-show-apr2017

The Governor's Art Show will also sponsor a Plein Air event on May 20, 2017.  Daniel will be one of the artists involved in this event.  Go to the Governor's Art Show website for more specific information about where the artists will be painting. www.governorsartshow.org

These Plein Air pieces will be auctioned off at 3:30PM at the Rialto Theater located at 222 E. 4th Street in downtown Loveland.  The Governor's Art Show is an annual fundraiser for the Loveland Rotary Club benefiting many causes in the community.

The Elemental Show is traveling to Parker, Colorado in January of 2017!

40+ pieces of art interpreting the elements of design by five artists and one curator can be viewed one more time!  The artists, Zack Kiess, Travis Krause, Colleen Martin, Berndt Savig,   and Dan Augenstein display sculpture, paintings, ceramics, and drawings.  It will be hung at the Parker Arts, Culture, and Event Center (PACE) at 20000 Pikes Peak Avenue.  The show will exhibit the same work as at the Tointon Gallery, Greeley, Colorado in January-February of 2016 with the exception of three new pieces to replace work that is exhibited elsewhere.

Visit www.elemental2015.com for more information.

The Harvest Salon Art Show, curated by Charles Luna, features the work of fifteen artists of varying styles and media.  Daniel Augenstein shows a variety of works from drawings to paintings.  Three of the pieces are works from the Elemental show seen in January 2016 at the Tointon Gallery.

A to Z in the Garden is the theme for this year's Garden Show which is curated by me and Susan Nelson at Greeley, Colorado's Madison and Main Gallery at 927 16th Street.  Patrons and visitors to the gallery will be able to stroll through the space and work through the letters of the alphabet with garden and spring-themed works by the gallery artists. 

The letter that I drew in the alphabet lottery was "Q."  I will show a small 8"x10" oil of a quince branch in full bloom.

Visit the website at www.madisonandmaingallery.com

The Salon des Refuses show will run all the month of May 2016.  My oil painting, "Glenwood Canyon in Morning Light'" will be featured at Dicken's Alley, 238 E 4th Street, Loveland, Colorado during this time.  The opening reception will be May 13th from 6 to 9 PM.

The National Greeley Art Exhibit (NGAE) will open at the Union Colony Civic Center in Greeley, Colorado on April 29th and close on May 1, 2016.  This is the 50th Anniversary of this show which originally was named the American Association of University Women (AAUW) Art Mart.  The purpose of the NGAE is to raise funds for college scholarships and fellowships for artists.

I was a "featured artist" many years ago.  This year the NGAE has invited past featured artists to submit two works to be hung at the show.  "Cactus and Flowers," an oil painting that hung in last year's Governor's Art Show will be one of the pieces I will show at the NGAE.  

Visit the website at ngae-artshow.org