Life as a creative individual and a “what if” attitude brought Norman Broomhall to his current state of dedication and experimentation, becoming the artist he is and continues to evolve into today. “It was around
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An artist’s journey is one of open expression. Jennifer Levine is continuing to push her artistic boundaries and find new ways to showcase her creative source. “Art and creating have been in my life ever
With a warm and luminescent pallet, world-traveler Haidee O. Cooke expresses cosmic oneness in repeating patterns and swirly textures reminiscent of art from ancient cultures such as the Hindus, Japanese and Polynesians. On some images,
Life can be a bit of a mystery, or a magical and spiritually awakening experience. If you are up for an adventure and in the mood to connect with the elements, Steve Hartbauer has created
The apple doesn’t fall from the tree. When it comes to Samantha Cooley, she tumbled from a tree woven of textiles and into a field of fine leather handbags and accessories. She lovingly creates small
Colorado muralist and fabricator Tom Ward is transitioning at the moment. Two decades spent illustrating for newsprint after college and 15 more turning the mundane into something awe inspiring has led Ward to “an experimental phase
Quiet your mind. That’s the precedent when entering into the showroom of Dorothy Tanner, where the setting means everything. We all know what it is like to prepare your home or dining room for a
The word catacomb brings forth imagery of mysterious underground passageways and otherworldly dwelling places for the dead, joined with the word ‘saints’ and you have an entirely new level of spiritual communion. Artist Michael Charron
The Colorado Ballet delivered a delightful flight of fancy, Friday evening, January 31, 2020 at the season’s debut production of Michael Pink’s interpretation of Peter Pan. The scene opens in the Darling’s Home with the
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