The artistic audience is all around us. Our stage is the world and the community in which we engage. How does and can an artist move beyond the veil of limits? “Outreach tactics of business,”
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Inspiration. Such a word draws on deep emotion and possibilities. The possibilities of artistic motion should art be your motivation; the possibilities of action, which still happens to fall under the veil of art. Rabbit
It must be wonderful to wake up every day and be photographer Matt McKee. We’ve all heard that when you love what you are doing your job isn’t work, so it seems like McKee gets to play all day long in his
“I love telling people that they’re allowed to touch my work,” states Wendy Shapiro. “I have always liked experimenting, mixing medium and trying to create something that I have never seen before.” Wendy Shapiro exhibiting her
The Museum of Outdoor Arts (MOA) welcomed a large crowd of artists and art enthusiasts for the opening reception of Reinventing the Image; an exhibition featuring 21 Colorado-based Artists on Saturday, October 15 with the
A recent trip to Boston for the Fall event at the Boston Design Center was a creative person’s dream. The design center’s event was geared toward the designer and the creative consumer that are looking
“Acrylic Alchemist’ Michael Carini has been a creative his whole life. He maintains a studio in San Diego, California and has an impressive artistic background and education. He doesn’t seem to do anything small and
Cool winds of fall have begun to course through the mile-high city bringing along the brilliant colors of autumn and new exhibitions opening at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver. A mercurial garden party kicked
Bravo!! The Colorado Ballet season has opened with excitement and applause with Swan Lake; a classic ballet and musical masterpiece. The dedicated dancers make their movements seem effortless and the set design brings this enchanting
A Whimsical Mind – Holley Bakich, AZ 
The Bisbee Zone – And A Lady Who Paints It 
Meet the Meat Market, Distinctly Different 
Shady Lady, a Lamp’s Best Friend