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Tag Archives: Gummersall

Art in springtime, Durango Herald, May 9, 2008

Explore Downtown during Durango’s Gallery Walk Jami Tobey will be at the Rain Dance Gallery to talk about her paintings like “Wildflowers,” shown here. Twice a year, Durango galleries get together and host a gallery walk. They invite artists to show up and mingle with guests, chill the Pellegrino and put out a plate of…

May 11, 2008 in contemporary art, Durango, painting, photography, sculpture.

Brothers with Durango roots land NBC series, Durango Herald front page, Feb. 12, 2008

Producer, director and writer Marshall Herskovitz of Bedford Falls Productions with Durango natives Josh Gummersall and Devon Gummersall. Josh is a producer of the upcoming TV series “Quarterlife.” Devon is a writer for the series. Two members of Durango’s arts-loving Gummersall family are part of a new hybrid series “Quarterlife” that comes to NBC on…

March 10, 2008 in Durango.

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