According to Wikipedia, totem poles are, among other things, “stylistic representations of objects in nature” and hundreds of cultures besides the well-known Native Alaskan tribes produce them for a variety of reasons. Denver born John Crandall was called to
Ask any local and they will probably know, through osmosis at least, that arts and culture are Scottsdale’s superpower. There is no better example of this supremacy than the longest running art show in Arizona – Celebration of Fine Art – which
Most houses look the same: four walls, a door, windows that peer out as much as they peer in. It’s the quintessential blueprint. Even avant-garde architects rarely stray far. Because what sets a home apart
It has been said that the eyes are the windows to the soul. And if that is true then artist Paola Rava breathes life into the connection of animal and human simply by looking in
As expected, the Colorado Ballet’s 2019/2020 season premier of Don Quixote is a smashing hit and the excitement continues through the weekend. The story of Don Quixote is based on the novel, The Ingenious Gentleman Don
We can thank a small-town Iowa public school system steeped in music and arts for every student to produce an artist like Alex Wakefield. Known best for his paintings of all things ‘Motorsport’, his 200 mile-per-hour images look fast
When I saw Dakota Meyer, United States Marine Corps veteran and CEO of Flipside Canvas, LLC, talk about his company on his friend’s YouTube channel, I knew I had to reach out and learn more about his patriotic approach
Music and Art is a universal language that is understood by all and have long been a combination that gratifies the senses. Artist Shannon MacDonald, whose artist name is simply “Shannon” combines these two mediums
Totems of Renewal – John Crandall 
Fly Off to Never Neverland with Peter Pan at the Colorado Ballet 
30th Annual Celebration of Fine Art – Scottsdale 
Art That Sings – Artist Stefan Geissbühler 
Italian Artist Paola Rava – The Eyes Have It