Ann Iungerich is a renowned acrylic painter and community art advocate based in northeast Colorado. With a passion for creativity that began in her school days, she has since become a driving force in the art scene of Fort Morgan and beyond. Known for her vibrant and expressive acrylic paintings, Ann’s work captures the essence of her surroundings and reflects her deep connection to her community.
Throughout her career, Ann has spearheaded numerous collaborative art initiatives, bringing people together through projects like Pedal the Plains, where she transformed donated bicycles into the striking “Pedal Power” sculpture. Her contributions to HGTV’s Hometown Takeover showcased her talent on a national stage, as she crafted a massive scrap-metal bowling pin and ball for Fort Morgan’s Gold Crown Lanes, symbolizing the town’s resilience and potential. Additionally, her involvement in The Global Roots Project has connected her with artists worldwide, culminating in a monumental mural that celebrates unity and diversity.
A lifelong resident of Morgan County, Ann’s commitment to revitalizing her hometown is evident in her tireless efforts to highlight its historic charm and foster a sense of pride through art. Whether painting heartfelt works, like those displayed at The Block, El Valle, La Sabrosita Market, or rallying her community for large-scale installations, Ann Iungerich continues to inspire with her boundless creativity and dedication to making art a shared experience.