Denver Location

Now open at our spectacular new location, 2770 East Second Ave (between Clayton and Detroit Streets) in Cherry Creek North. Free parking is available in our parking garage.

From Downtown Denver Take 17th Avenue east about 1 1/2 miles to York Street. Turn right (south) on York; proceed 15 blocks to 2nd Avenue. Turn left (east) at 2nd, and go three blocks to Clayton Street. The gallery is in the middle of the block on the right-hand side.

From South of the City Take I-25 north to University Boulevard (exit 205B). Exit onto University Boulevard north (right) about 1 1/2 miles to 2nd Avenue. Turn right (east) on 2nd; proceed 3 blocks to Clayton Street. The gallery is in the middle of the block on the right-hand side.

From North of the City Take I-25 south to University Boulevard (exit 205A). Exit onto University Boulevard north (left) about 1 1/2 miles to 2nd Avenue. Turn right (east) on 2nd; proceed 3 blocks to Clayton Street. The gallery is in the middle of the block on the right-hand side.

From Denver International Airport
Take Pena Boulevard out of the airport. Drive approximately 13 miles to where it merges into I-70 westbound. Continue on I-70 westbound for about 8 miles to Colorado Boulevard (exit 276B) Turn left (south) onto Colorado Boulevard. Proceed approximately 3 miles to 2nd Avenue. Turn right (west) on 2nd; proceed about 1 mile, the gallery is on the left-hand side between Detroit and Clayton Streets.

PISMO Fine Art Glass Cherry Creek North 2770 East Second Avenue Denver, CO 80206	303.333.2879 303.333.3523 (fax)
	info@pismoglass.com
Monday through Saturday: 10:00am - 6:00pm Sunday: 11:00am - 5:00pm Please contact the gallery for holiday hours.
Sandy Sardella - Owner/Director   Emmy Cardoza Originally from Southern California, Emmy fell in love with the Colorado mountains in 2003 and hasn't looked back. She was part of the PISMO Gallery Beaver Creek team before joining the Denver gallery in 2010. Emmy is delighted to share her knowledge of glass art with both casual admirers and collectors. She is an avid snowboarder and enjoys snowshoeing, mountain biking, participating in 10K's and camping     Eileen Eller A Denver native, Eileen received her B.A. in English from the University of Denver. She and a business partner opened the first primitive art gallery in the city in the late 1960’s. Artists as people have always captivated Eileen as much as the art they create. She was asked to help out at Pismo for three days - that was over sixteen years ago. Eileen relishes her time at Pismo - Denver, learning new things about each glass artist and his or her work, and sharing that knowledge with everyone from new collectors to those with established collections.   Karla Kriss Karla has a BFA from Arizona State University in Painting and Drawing and has spent most of her adult life since college working at PISMO (nearly 18 years). She is knowledgeable in all forms of glass art technique and is an artist herself. Karla enjoys working with expert glass art collectors and those who are newly intrigued by this amazing art form. She also derives pleasure from expressing her creativity in the displays that help make PISMO –Denver such a special place. In her spare time Karla enjoys being an artist, golf, friends and animals (but not friends who are animals). Gary Raymond Gary has always been involved with art in one way or another.  He started working at an art store many years ago selling materials to artists and students.  The owner of the art store also owned an art gallery where he learned custom framing and where he first sold art, mostly two-dimensional.  Later, Gary and his partner co-owned an American Craft Gallery for eight years.  After selling the gallery they moved to Denver where Gary has worked at Pismo ever since.  He finds glass fascinating - a medium that is constantly changing, a medium that is both ancient and very new. Wendy Silverman Upon graduation from UCLA with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, Wendy Silverman began her career as a potter. She spent thirty five fulfilling years creating functional ceramics that emphasized the use of bold color and detailed graphics. In 2007, a new chapter began when she joined Pismo’s Denver staff, where she photographs glass art for the website and writes artist biographies. Photography has become a creative outlet in her spare time as well and Wendy enjoys creating large scale, abstract digital photographic images