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Diehl Gallery invites collectors to support victims of the recent Haitian earthquake by inviting collectors to write 10% of the acquisition cost of works directly to either the International Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund for Haiti or to the recognized charity of their choice in support of Haitian disaster relief.
As many collectors will have already made a donation to the crisis relief, we invite them to show us a receipt for their donation and we will apply that amount, up to 10%, toward the cost of the artwork they wish to acquire.
We will honor this invitation through February 12th.
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2009 Exhibition Schedule
Diehl Gallery Holiday Small Works Show
December 15–January 7
Opening reception and Holiday Party: Wednesday December 23rd, 5–8 pm
Join us for fine art and a glass of holiday cheer!
Catering by Chef Adam Lassiter
In keeping with the spirit of giving, collectors may write 10% of the acquisition cost of works in the show directly to Jackson Food Cupboard. Jackson Food Cupboard is the local non-profit food bank in Jackson and the surrounding areas. It provides short-term emergency food needs for members and organizations of the Jackson Community and serves on average 350- 400 individuals per week. The organization is run solely by volunteer help and by food and monetary donations from the community.
2010 Exhibition Schedule
Diehl Gallery Friday Après-ski
Fridays, 5–8 p.m.
January 8th–March 26th
Wikipidia defines après-ski (French: after skiing) as going out, having
drinks, dancing, and generally socializing after skiing. It is popular in
the Alps where skiers often stop at bars on their last run of the day while
still wearing all their ski gear. This can also happen anywhere in the world
where there is snow. So come by the Diehl Gallery Fridays during ski season
from 5-8 pm for a wine reception. Stop in after a day on the slopes for
fine art and fine wine. Ski attire welcome!
Holiday Weekend Reception
Saturday, January 16th, 2010
5–8 pm
Join the Diehl Gallery for wine & cheese receptions on the holiday weekends
this winter. We will feature new works by gallery artists.
ANGIE RENFRO
all the little things
February 13–March 6, 2010
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 13,
5–8 pm
 Please join us for Angie Renfro's first solo exhibition at Diehl Gallery.
The show will benefit WomensTrust, a non-profit, 501(c) (3) organization.
Collectors are invited to write 10% of the acquisition cost of works
directly to WomensTrust to support its outreach and microfinance activities.
About WomensTrust
In 2003, to mark her 60th birthday and the beginning of the "give-back"
stage of life, Dana Dakin traveled to Ghana, West Africa, with the express
purpose of launching a microfinance program for women. From the perspective
of 35 successful years as an entrepreneur servicing the investment field,
microlending made sense as the most promising way to bring about real
change. By providing access to capital directly to poor women, they could
fuel the drive toward their own economic well-being as well as that of their
families. The choice of Africa was the culmination of a college thesis on
Pan-Africanism and a lifelong interest in the continent.
 Today, WomensTrust is a 501(c)(3) organization showing five years of
success. With microfinance at the heart of its activities, and the essential
additional components of education and healthcare integrated into the
program, WomensTrust is a model to bring resources and community-based
support directly to the developing world. At the core of WomensTrust is
microfinance, which has been called "the most effective tool to fight
poverty ever invented." Put on the map by Muhammad Yunus, founder of the
Grameen Bank and winner of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize, microfinance is now
widely embraced as a powerful method for helping people climb out of
poverty. WomensTrust has over 1,000 loan clients - all women who own local
businesses, with many struggling to make $2 per day. WomensTrust asks them
to form small groups in order to apply for individual loans. Each member of
a group is responsible for repaying her own loan in addition to making sure
the others do the same. Eligibility for the next, higher round of loans is
based solely on timely and full repayment by their group.
Click here to see available works by Angie Renfro
Click here to read Angie Renfro's biography
 THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY FÊTE at Diehl Gallery
Saturday, June 5, 2010
5–9 pm
Join us for our season opening all-artist show!
ASHLEY COLLINS
June 23 - July 14, 2010
Ticketed Benefit: Wednesday, June 23, 2010
5-8 pm
Public Opening: Thursday, June 24, 2010
5-8 pm
 Internationally renowned artist Ashley Collins will present a collection of
new works at an opening benefit reception of the artist's second solo
exhibition at Diehl Gallery in Jackson Hole. The show will benefit Teton
Science Schools, a non-profit, 501(c) (3) organization. Collectors are
invited to write 20% of the investment cost of works directly to Teton
Science Schools.
Teton Science Schools have been teaching about the natural world and the
Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem since 1967. The organization has educated,
trained and inspired thousands of children, youth and adults, bringing them
together through the study of nature and its extension, place-based
education. Six innovative programs serve students from across Wyoming, the
Intermountain West, the nation and around the world.
Click here to see available works by Ashley Collins
Click here to read Ashley Collins biography
UPCOMING
Chris Reilly
July 17 - 30, 2010
Opening Reception: Saturday, July 17, 2010
5-8 pm
Monica Petty Aiello and Tyler Aiello
July 31 - August 13, 2010
Opening Reception: Saturday, July 31
5-8 pm
David Banegas
August 14 - 27, 2010
Opening Reception: Saturday, August 14
5-8 pm
Dirk De Bruycker
August 28 - September 9, 2010
Opening Reception: Saturday, August 28
5-8 pm
Les Thomas
September 10 - September 30
Opening Reception: Friday, September 10, 5-8 pm
(In conjunction with Palates and Palettes and the JH Fall Arts Festival)
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