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The art around us. O
ne does not have to be an art connoisseur to know that the definition of the word has endless meanings. Art is all around us…from the walls of a prestigious gallery, to the walls of my 3-year-old's room after hijacking the magic markers.
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Boulder has long been a breeding ground of many diverse artists. In the same regard, the mystique of the Flatirons has drawn in accomplished artisans from all over the world. Many of these transplants now permanently call Boulder home. In this issue, we take a closer look at a variety of talented artists. From Will Day, New York City investment banker turned abstract painter, to ceramic artists, Liz Quan. If you are totally lost in the art world, please go straight to page 54. We also get a preview of the talent culminated at the Boulder International Film Festival this March. When it comes to art, it’s about making it your own. It’s not about being right or wrong or following a certain path or formula. I learn this lesson best from my kids’ spontaneity and care free spirits. As Pablo Picasso very truly stated, “It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child.”
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Around Town IL PASTAIO CELEBRATES 15 YEARS IN BUSINESS To commemorate the monumental event, the restaurant will be offering specially curated menus every Monday of the anniversary month by the chef and namesake of the restaurant, Giuseppe Oreamuno. Giuseppe, the pasta maker, who has been in the restaurant industry for three decades, has built a dedicated following in Boulder and the prix-fixe menus that will be offered are a culinary experience not to be missed! Il Pastaio is located at 3075 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder.
NEW SPACE TELESCOPE CONCEPT COULD IMAGE OBJECTS AT FAR HIGHER RESOLUTION THAN HUBBLE University of Colorado Boulder researchers will update NASA officials next week on a revolutionary space telescope concept selected by the agency for study last June that could provide images up to 1,000 times sharper than the Hubble Space Telescope. CU-Boulder Professor Webster Cash says the instrument package would consist of an orbiting space telescope and an opaque disk in front of it that could be up to a half mile across. According to Cash, diffracted light waves from a target star or other space object would bend around the edges of the disk and converge in a central point. That light would then be fed into the orbiting telescope to provide high-resolution images. The new telescope concept could allow scientists to image space objects like black hole “event horizons” and plasma swaps between stars, says Cash. The novel telescope system also could point toward Earth and image objects as small as a rabbit, giving it the ability to hunt for lost campers in the mountains.
CONFERENCE ON WORLD AFFAIRS ANNOUCES KEYNOTE SPEAKER LEONARD PITTS JR. The University of Colorado’s perennially popular rite of spring is returning for its 67th year. The Annual Conference on World Affairs will be held April 6-10, 2015, on the CU-Boulder campus. Last year’s CWA attendance was 77,700 at 200 sessions over five days. This year’s keynote address, titled “In a Single Garment of Destiny,” will be delivered by Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, Leonard Pitts Jr., in Macky Auditorium on Monday, April 6. Pitts is a nationally syndicated columnist for the Miami Herald and winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for commentary. He has won dozens of awards in a career that has spanned more than 35 years as a columnist, professor, radio producer, author and public lecturer. 20
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TRAIL REPAIRS WILL LEAD TO THE TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF SANITAS VALLEY TRAIL The City of Boulder’s Open Space and Mountain Parks (OSMP) Department has begun repairs to the Sanitas Valley Trail, which sustained significant damage from the 2013 floods. OSMP has closed the Sanitas Valley Trail, except for two small segments that connect with other trails, as the department re-grades and resurfaces the flood-damaged trail, and completes drainage repairs. The Mount Sanitas, East Ridge, Goat and Dakota Ridge trails will remain open during the trail repairs. Heavy equipment will be used in some of the areas that remain open, and visitors should exercise caution while accessing those areas. OSMP will reopen the Sanitas Valley Trail when the repair efforts are completed, which is expected to occur in May.
BOULDER COUNTY AWARDS FUNDING FOR ZERO WASTE PROGRAMS The Board of County Commissioners awarded $50,000 to eight waste-reduction programs as part of the Resource Conservation Division’s zero waste funding programs for 2015. Zero Waste Funding initiatives provide an opportunity for businesses, organizations and individuals within the community to contribute to Boulder County’s long-term vision of moving toward Zero Waste. Boulder County is encouraging the development of programs with an emphasis on demonstrated resource diversion (new tons diverted from disposal) for businesses, residents and governmental buildings. This funding, established in 1997, has awarded a total of more than $989,000 to more than 191 entities representing the whole of Boulder County and Broomfield. This year’s awards should push the 24-year total over $1 million awarded to nearly 200 recipients.
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BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA NAMES DAVE AND SUZANNE HOOVER AS DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS OF THE YEAR The Boy Scouts of America, Longs Peak Council, announced Dave and Suzanne Hoover as the recipients of the 2015 Boulder Distinguished Citizen Award. This award will be presented to the Hoovers on March 18 at a benefit dinner in their honor at the St. Julien Hotel in Boulder, CO. A Boulder Distinguished Eagle Scout will also be named at the event. David Hoover, chairman and former CEO of Ball Corp., and his wife, Suzanne Hoover, are standout community leaders, serving in philanthropic organizations nationwide. “Dave and Suzanne’s involvement in the education and welfare of the Boulder community exemplifies their generosity and character,” says Stephen Tebo, CEO of Tebo Properties and a Longs Peak Council Board of Director. “We are grateful for their leadership and thrilled that the proceeds from this dinner will assist in funding new Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) programs at the Boy Scout summer camps in the Longs Peak Council and provide financial assistance to fund Scouting programs in the Boulder County area and surrounding communities.” Corporate sponsors include Audi Boulder, First Bank, Kurtz Fargo, LLC, Lynda & Garland Johnson, John “Jack” Hess and Western Disposal. To become a sponsor, register for the dinner on March 18, or to donate, visit BSAdinner.org for more information. All proceeds from the event will benefit the Boy Scouts of America, Longs Peak Council. The Boy Scouts of America, Longs Peak Council, currently serves over 10,000 young men and women in northern Colorado, southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska.
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rtist Will Day never expected his journey in life to lead him all the way to now. Day describes “now” being the realization of his passion and joy through the awakening of his creative spirit. Day first discovered painting as what he illustrates to be his “expression of inner thoughts that let my heart and soul talk to the world,” at age 13 while working on a watercolor project for Ms. K’s class. Ever since, Day says he had searched to get back to that moment of truth, authenticity and love for something, which is so rare to experience. “Becoming an artist was my version of a mid-life crisis, I suppose,” Day says lightheartedly. “My wife didn’t marry an artist!” Day knows of course that his decades of patience, searching, and support WILL DAY ART AT THE STUDIO (BOULDER) are what allowed 3550 Frontier Ave, Unit A2 him to finally be Boulder immersed in what 917.622.2071 makes him feel WillDayArt.com most alive. 26
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Day “grew up” and had a lot of different jobs but always struggled to connect to people and the world in a way that resonated in his soul. Twenty years after his watercolor experience, his soul awoke again during a tour with the Peace Corps in Tunisia. The language barrier during his trip brought painting and photography to the forefront of a means to communicate. Having worked on Wall Street at Bloomberg Financial Markets for some time and still feeling the void left by the lack of having a creative outlet, Day made the decision to get his master’s degree in architecture, hoping to reconnect with his soul in a more profound way. Little did Day know that a career in architecture wouldn’t be able to quench his undying thirst to realize what he experienced so long ago. However, architecture did provide him with what he calls “the best formal training an artist can have.” Craving to be creative, Day started going behind his garage and painting with oils--something he had never done. Now a nationally recognized Contemporary Abstract Expressionist, Day has a studio in L.A. and a gallery in Greenwich, Connecticut. He can pinpoint the moment he felt comfortable declaring, “I’m an artist.” It was at the July 2009 Downtown Boulder ArtsFair when Day first sold a few pieces. Boulder not only made Day a professional, he credits the tangible support for artists and entrepreneurs
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that oozes from Boulderites, as a big motivator, influencer and support in finding his way to “let the creative spirit flow through him.” The support of Day’s wife, Aimee, has allowed him to change professions multiple times, move across the country and make a myriad of other difficult decisions. Patience, perseverance and love has allowed Day and his family to reach their “now,” which is full of joy and true expression. Now that Day is able to spend his time doing what makes him feel most alive, he wants to return the favor Boulder afforded him when he was still struggling to find his place within the community. His studio is open and bright, as Day invites his clients to be interactive and engaging during the painting process. Day’s invitation is not meant to sell you art, but to allow him to be a part of the community--the community that helped inspire him to reach his passions as real life goals. March 2015 | Boulder Lifestyle
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talk to an expert or two and get the low-down on the program. We spoke to BIFF’s executive director Robin Beeck and director Kathy Beeck, to hear which films they’re most excited about and to discuss the hot happenings surrounding this year’s festivities. “We want to set the bar higher every single year for BIFF. We feel like we’ve done that for this year’s festival. It’s going to be the best year ever,” raves Robin. If you’re more of a serious film viewer who enjoys watching documentaries, then you have to catch the screening of Academy Award winner, Louie Psihoyos’ latest film, Racing Extinction, which was just shown at the Sundance Film Festival. The documentary is witness to a global problem—mankind’s role in precipitating mass extinction which potentially results in the loss of half of the world’s species. “Racing Extinction is our closing night film. It’s an incredible film—and the things they do with technology in the documenta-
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After seeing the list of movies for BIFF 2015, we’d say the only thing missing from the festival this year is Ryan Gosling. You can never have enough Ryan Gosling. Ehhhh, maybe next year, BIFF? So mark it on your calendars or just put a Post-It on your bathroom mirror and get ready for BIFF 2015 from March 5 to 8. To purchase tickets, view the full program and attend one of the official parties, discussion panels or special events, visit their website at BIFF1.com. Oh, and if you do happen to see Arkin on Pearl Street, you’ll be able to tell him you’ve got tickets for his big night when he receives a “Career Achievement Award” at the BIFF on March 7.
ROBIN’S RECOMMENDATIONS To help narrow your viewing list, Robin gave us her top 5 picks: 5 to 7 Home Of Men and War Being Evel (Colorado filmmaker Daniel Junge) Meet the Patels March 2015 | Boulder Lifestyle
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Renaissance Man A LIFE-SPECIFIC APPROACH TO HEALTH, FITNESS AND HAPPINESS ARTICLE JORDAN LEBOWITZ | PHOTOGRAPHY COLLEEN KELLY
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t’s difficult to assign a title or term to the professional position Sky Van Horn has created for himself. What do you call an expert that integrates more than 15 years of experience in Thai medicine, Chinese medicine, massage, yoga, martial arts and functional fitness? You could call him an excellent opportunity to reach new personal heights. As owner/operator of Element 6, a holistic health and fitness company, Sky acts as a specialist of sorts. Not as a teacher in one particular discipline, but rather he is a holistic teacher in the true sense of the word. The combination of each tool in Van Horn’s repertoire, used with discretion towards an individual’s needs, crafts an immeasurable learning experience through his truly unique knowledge base.
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“Can we improve upon our perfection? I think we all can!” Element 6 – which refers to the six essential elements of the human body - doesn’t just offer fitness regiments, acupuncture and massage sessions. Van Horn’s approach is really about incorporating all aspects of life into your conscious decision making and choosing a more advantageous way of going about each facet. TAKE RESPONSIBILITY - ASKING THE TOUGH QUESTIONS
Van Horn believes, “We are where we are because of the choices we’ve made.” Every client is asked to answer a few questions at the beginning of their program. Most questions revolve around goal setting in regards to mind, body and spirit. The question that truly scares people is the same question that has the potential to garner the greatest results.
That question is: “Where are you hiding in your life? Where are you not fully present? If you put energy there, could you achieve your goals?” Van Horn says, “These are questions people don’t ask a lot…I really don’t care!” FUNCTIONAL FITNESS
“Putting your foot behind your head isn’t functional in any way.” Van Horn develops fitness routines that are both sport and life specific. Sport specific routines revolve around enhancing what an athlete is already doing and focuses on the range of motion and muscle groups that are most prevalent in that activity. Beyond that, creating more space in the body to allow greater flexibility is key and applies to any sport and any life. Life specific fitness is designed to enable us to live our life as we want to rather than have decisions be dictated by injuries or poor range of motion. Life specific training is what allows the dad with a bad back to play catch with his son. TO EACH THEIR OWN
“Each person pulls what they need from me,” says Van Horn. Authenticity can be hard to find. Everywhere we go people have pre-set statements, sales pitches, processes and procedures. Finding a practice that makes no preconceived judgments about what you need and why you need it is special. Van Horn’s only goal for his clients is to, “upgrade and uplift to get fit, be healthy, and live a life you love!”
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Sky’s foundation for change comes from what is called the 12 Laws of Transformation. To name a few: LAW 1: SEEK THE TRUTH.
The highest form of repentance is self-acceptance LAW 2: BE WILLING TO COME APART.
Don’t make things happen; allow them to happen. LAW 3: STEP OUT OF YOUR COMFORT ZONE.
Drop the patterns and stories of the past and step out of your comfort zone. LAW 4: COMMIT TO GROWTH.
No matter what comes up, we learn to STAY right where we are-we stay the course. LAW 5: SHIFT YOUR VISION.
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Artfully Crafted Several Boulder makers share their passion for crafting art. Each artist has their distinct outlet and means to express themselves. ARTICLE DANA LAPINEL
“I love that I get to create something new and unexpected everyday. I never know where the materials or creative process will take me, and that’s really exciting.”
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Elke Bergeron | Maker of Leather Bags and Accessories ByElke.com PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOSH BERGERON
When Elke Bergeron first started leatherwork, she used scraps to perfect her craft. “I didn’t even know how to sew,” says Elke. Those beginning days are long gone, and Bergeron now designs and makes her one-of-a-kind bags through her business, By Elke. Bergeron finds inspiration in vintage fabrics and their story, particularly Second World War pieces. She gives old fire hoses and horse brindles a new purpose, which makes each bag incredibly unique. It’s part of the appeal for her customers who appreciate antiquity and fashionable designs. Bergeron used to design for big brands in New York City, but prefers creating her own work in beautiful downtown Boulder, where there are no guidelines or limitations. CONTINUED >
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“There’s a wonderful moment in the creation of the work that’s liberating and inhibited. I’m present and in the zone, not thinking about what the pieces are or if it will sell.”
Liz Quan | Ceramics Artist LizQuan.com PHOTOGRAPHY BRAD TORCHIA
Day-to-day objects such as cups and bowls sparked Liz Quan’s curiosity about how to make hand-crafted objects herself. Quan was drawn to clay because the flexible material can be formed into any sculpture with endless opportunities, and it all starts with a lump of clay. Quan used to work in New York City as an art director. In 2007, she moved to Colorado to pursue a post baccalaureate in ceramics at the University of Colorado. She decided to pursue life as an artist because of her greater satisfaction with working 3-dimensionally and her enjoyment of the creative process.
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Collin Schaafsma | Matter Cycles MatterCycles.com PHOTOGRAPHY BY COLLIN SCHAAFSMA
“I’ve been building things my whole life,” says Collin Schaafsma, owner of Matter Cycles in Boulder. “I started building my designs for myself, and before I knew it, I was making bikes for other people,” says Schaafsma. The bike designing process is very hands on and goes well beyond just measuring someone. Schaafsma’s designs purposely focus on important aspects, like the type of rider and what sort of terrain each customer enjoys. Once he is armed with as much information as possible, he designs and builds a bike exclusive to each customer, physically and aesthetically. Schaafsma’s customers and riding are his chief influences on all of his designs.
“Matter Cycles is about building bikes that matter to me and my customers. The thing that matters most in my bikes is the fun factor.”
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“I like my recipes to be accessible to the average person. Baking is 50% following instructions and 50% bothering to do it,” says Wolff.
Lizzy Wolff | Pastry Artist SugarPlusButter.com PHOTOGRAPHY BY REBECCA CARIDAD
By day, Lizzy Wolff is a professional baker at Happy Cakes Bakery in Longmont. By night, she is a dessert food blogger, preaching that anyone can make a cake from scratch. In order to escape the stresses of graduate school life, Wolff got in touch with her more creative side and started baking. “The first recipe I ever tried was rainbow cupcakes. They were such a wild success that I kept baking and haven’t stopped since,” says Wolff. Wolff finds inspiration simply from cravings. For example, during a quick grocery trip, she glanced at an orange chocolate bar and thought, “why buy this candy bar when I can create a cupcake based off of its flavors?” Consequently, the Chocolate Cupcakes with Ganache frosting were born.
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Chocolate Cupcakes with Ganache Frosting and Candied Oranges CUPCAKES:
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1/2 cup (42g) unsweetened natural cocoa powder* 3/4-cup (95g) all-purpose flour (spoon & leveled) 1/2-teaspoon baking soda 3/4-teaspoon baking powder 1/4-teaspoon salt 2 large eggs, at room temperature 1/2 cup (100g) granulated sugar 1/2-cup (100g) light brown sugar 1/3-cup (80ml) vegetable oil (melted coconut oil works too) 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 1/2-cup (120ml) buttermilk
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• 1-cup heavy whipping cream • 1lb (16 ounces) semisweet chocolate (chips or coarsely chopped) CANDIED ORANGES
• 3 oranges • 4 1/2 cups sugar • 1 1/2 cups water DIRECTIONS:
Preheat the oven to 350F degrees. Line a 12-cup muffin pan with cupcake liners. Line a second pan with 2 liners this recipe makes about 14 cupcakes. Set aside. Cupcakes: In a large bowl, whisk the cocoa powder, flour, baking soda, baking powder, and salt together until thoroughly combined. Set aside. In a medium bowl, whisk the eggs, sugar, brown sugar, oil, and vanilla together until completely smooth. Pour half of the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients. Then half of the buttermilk. Gently stir - about 5 stirs. Repeat with the remaining wet ingredients and buttermilk. Stir until *just* combined; do not over mix. The batter won’t be very thick. Pour/scoop the batter into the liners - fill only halfway to avoid spilling over the sides. Bake in batches for 18-19 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Allow to cool completely before frosting. Mini cupcakes will take about 10 minutes, same oven temperature. Frosting: Heat up the heavy whipping cream in a saucepan over medium heat until it just starts to boil. Pour the cream over chopped chocolate/chips and let sit for a minute. Whisk until it comes together in a smooth ganache. Once combined, use a stand mixer or hand mixer until ganache is light and fluffy. Candied oranges: Boil the 1/4” sliced oranges in water until the rinds for about 20 minutes. Drain them. Whisk together sugar and water in a medium saucepan. Heat until boiling (do not stir after you start heating it). Place your oranges in the sugar water and boil for 12-14 minutes. Remove the oranges from the pot and drain on a cookie rack until it’s cool and dry. CONTINUED >
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Gregory Alan Isakov | Singer/Songwriter GregoryAlanIsakov.com PHOTOGRAPHY BRAD TORCHIA Gregory Alan Isakov is a talented indie folk singer-songwriter who now calls Boulder home. Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, he started traveling at a young age and has continued to travel all of his life. Experiencing so many different places has impacted his songwriting. “My songs have nothing to do with me; they have a life of their own. A lot of the time I won’t know what a song is about when I’m writing it. It just has a certain feeling about it.” With his new album, The Weatherman, Isakov continues to adventure to new places, touring at venues with an ever-growing audience. “To me, the idea of a weatherman is really powerful. There’s a guy on television or on the radio telling us the future and nobody cares. It’s this daily mundane miracle, and I think the songs I chose are about noticing the beauty in normal, everyday life,” says Isakov.
“For me, music has been as deeply necessary and I guess as plain, for that matter, as something like eating dinner. It's just part of my life. Part of my day. I feel weak and hungry without it. I need it. I doubt I would make art if I felt any other way.”
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Curating Local Artists CSART COLORADO ARTICLE EMILY O’BRIEN | PHOTOGRAPHY CORNELIA PETERSON
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Two groups of artworks are available for the 2015 season - Crop shares and Harvest shares. You select either share, each of which has different artists, but beyond that, you cannot pick and choose specific artists or artworks. CSArt Shareholders can subscribe to either receive one share (10 pieces) or two shares (20 pieces). Shareholders then collect the pieces at a lively distribution event, held twice a year, where everyone enjoys cocktails and food. One of the best parts is that artists and shareholders get 46
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the chance to intermingle. That’s right, the buyers hang out with the artists, giving them the opportunity to ask questions, learn about the artist’s process and form a connection. It’s much more interactive than purchasing something from a gallery. The next distribution event will be held on May 28th at the Denver Botanical Gardens. “It’s when the buyers unwrap the works for the first time,” says Brand. The collection of artists and materials is vast. Past artworks have included wooden sculpture, encaustic, letterpress, paintings, poetry books, music, photographic prints and sterling silver spoons, to name a few. All the work is original, although some may be serialized, signed and numbered editions. CSArt Colorado is more than just a curation process. There’s a unique spirit behind the organization with a soul for community and connection. It’s not just about getting a great grab bag of work at the end of the season; it’s much more than that. Being a shareholder shows ample support for Colorado’s creative community, and it’s also a fantastic way to build upon your own personal home collection. Shares of the 2015 crop are available through its website, and all proceeds from the program go directly to fund artists, program supplies, distribution parties and promotion.
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Muir wanted to not only fix the damage to his home, but he also wanted to learn how to care for it. He set out on a search for craftsmen who had the desire to help teach their trade. “This gave me the opportunity to work and learn alongside them,” says Muir. The process reminded him of how he shadowed his father and grandfather. Soulcrafting is useful in the practical sense, but it also is designed to help resonate with people. Here you can learn how to brew your own kombucha, create a hand-sculpted art piece finished in tadelakt, or even master how to do your own repair work on your scooter, motorcycle or ATV.
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Artful Arrangement ARTICLE KATE MANZ| PHOTOGRAPHY BRAD TORCHIA
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tarting a collection of art that speaks to you is a worthy goal, but it may seem out of reach and more than a little confusing. Where do you begin? Trudi Horowitz and Susan Kinckle, the founders of Art Movement, are here to help. Art Movement Colorado works with contemporary painters, sculptors, and craftsmen, locally and across the nation. Their portfolio, includes artwork by established artists, as well as emerging stars. Creating spectacular environments that are tasteful, coupled with outstanding customer service, is the DNA of this seasoned team.
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Here are some questions to ask yourself…. 2D OR 3D? FLAT (2D) A SCULPTURE (3D) SCULPTORS
Sculptor, JERRY WINGREN Minimal Incorporates elements of his northwest and Scandinavian heritage with Japanese aesthetics. Wingren’s style is remarkably flexible. From industrially fabricated and painted metal to the ancient art of marble carving.
Sculptor, JOSH PASS Visual Narratives People, perception and dynamics would best describe the subject matter of Joss Pass’ work. He creates sculptures through visual narratives. “Through these visual stories I try to help the viewer feel and notice the balance or imbalance of people’s relations to one another and the environment.” FLAT (2D) DO YOU LIKE ABSTRACT ART? ABSTRACT ART
Abstract Art Painter, CARLENE FRANCES Yin/Yang Describes her art as a natural process of rust, stains and weathering. She creates harmony and balance in all her work, blurring the line between drawing and painting. “In my paintings I use the symbol ENSO, Chinese for circle. It is considered all-powerful and encompassing.”
Abstract Art Painter, MARK VILLARREAL Joyful And Playful Mark is continuing to explore non-objective abstraction with the use of symbols and markmaking. The use of a lyrical line can be consistently traced throughout the paintings, creating negative space and organic shapes. ”I have been painting and exhibiting work for over three decades building up a collection of shapes, along with an ever-evolving sophisticated palette.”
Abstract Art Painter, LISA KOWALSKI Bold, Minimal, Creative, Visual Explorations Lisa describes her methods of line and stroke as “ deliberate, intuitively unidentified.” These explorations evoke sensation in the viewer that are not bounded by the literal, but can be broadly identified as physical, spiritual or psychological. “I am in love with the eloquence of sparseness and everything to do with the act of painting: the smell, the lushness of oil paint, color.” 56
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Abstract Art Painter, ROBERT STRIFFOLINO Inspired by Nature He finds joy and inspiration in the more subtle details in nature, such as wildflowers and grasses. Most of his work falls into three series, waterscapes, tree-forms and garden. “Painting for me, as simply and succinctly as I can say it, is a journey,” says Striffolino. DO YOU LIKE TEXTURE? IS THERE SOMETHING UNIQUE ABOUT IT THAT YOU CAN TOUCH?
Potter, NANCY UTTERBACK
As an artist and teacher, Nancy recently established the Pottery Lab, as an independent facility apart from the city of Boulder. When it comes to slinging clay herself, she is a self-taught genius, whose originality is equally matched with her humility. “My current work is thrown, altered, slip-decorated, salt or wood fired, and rooted in function. It incorporates every aspect of my daily life.”
Jerry Wingren "Resting Stone"
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ilona Gallery has been a dream for oil painter, Cheri Vilona, and her husband, James Vilona, who has been creating art for over 25 years. Together they designed the interior of the gallery as a reflection of their love of artistic materials, metals, woods and reclaimed steel, bringing a touch of natural warmth to its space. Located at 18th and Pearl Street, the idea behind Vilona Gallery is to create a welcoming space for artwork that includes sculpture, mineral and fossil arts, functional artwork, painting, photography, mixed media and more that resonates with its philosophy of bringing contemporary art with a historical or traditional component. This may be in the form of a subject, selection of materials or artistic process, or a combination. “What we’re currently presenting is functional art with this component of vastly unique artifacts,” says Director Cheri Vilona. Art goers often comment on the uniqueness of the premiere group show in which fossils, minerals and functional artwork are seen intermingled with bronze sculptures, mixed media, painting and photography. Currently there is an emphasis on three-dimensional work. A Mobius bench, James Vilona’s signature piece, always catches people’s attention partly because of its beauty, but also because it’s a piece you can actually touch and sit on. Cheri says, “We are passionate in representing diverse artwork that, through
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these various artistic touches, translates our cultural and artistic history into contemporary artworks. Our grown children are also artists, and you’ll get to see alternative process photography and wood and steel sculptures in the gallery from their studios.” Vilona Gallery will hold rotating shows exhibiting collections of contemporary art by outstanding, emerging and established artists and is committed to showcasing exciting and innovative artistic perspectives. “Within the coming months, we’ll exhibit works by additional painters and continue to enliven the space with new artists that resonate with our philosophy and blend with our work here,” says Cheri.
MARCH GALLERY PROGRAMS MARCH 1-15: MOP-Boulder-A Photographic Exhibit for CU Students and Alumni coinciding with the hundreds of collaborative photographic installations and exhibiting events through Denver, Boulder and our region during March. MARCH 21 AND 28: Visiting artist series “Dialogue and Process” offers a live painting session featuring Judy Greenan and Marie Channer, and will continue on select Saturdays with new artists thru the year.
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A View Reincarnated ELLIS CONSTRUCTION BREATHES NEW LIFE INTO CHAUTAUQUA HEIGHTS HOME ARTICLE CAMILLE WILSON | PHOTOGRAPHY LISA DOANE
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here is nothing new about Boulder’s most iconic scenery drawing people in. A home near or with a clear view of the Flatirons has always been desirable, even if the home itself is, well, old. But the bones of a well-made home on a good piece of land can live several lives, as demonstrated in the newest breathtaking iteration of the home at 707 8th Street in Boulder. Originally built as a brick ranch home in 1924, it is sometimes called the Phinney House, because Olympic medalist and cycling great, Davis Phinney, and his family are among the former owners. Its current owners were hiking during a visit to Boulder in 2012 and fell in love with the home—already with a second story after at least one major remodel in its history—for the location and views. They purchased it and hired Louisville-based Summit Studio Architects to draw up remodeling plans and Ellis Construction as the general contractor for the project. The home was stripped to its original foundation and frame, and the second level and roof were removed and rebuilt in a refined mountain rustic style using stucco and stone for the exterior with dramatic southern exposure to take advantage of the views. The new kitchen was upgraded to commercial-quality appliances including a Sub Zero under-counter wine refrigerator. The centerpiece of the family room is a dramatic floor-to-ceiling buff flagstone fireplace. Exposed wood and glass appear throughout the home with custom cabinetry in a variety of materials, including beetle kill pine CONTINUED >
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Looking to stock your shelves with current arts and culture books? Whether you are interested in general art appreciation or specific studies, be sure to check out these six March releases.
1. Restless Ambition: Grace Hartigan, Painter by Cathy Curtis A biography of the only woman among the male abstract expressionist painters of the New York School in the 1950s. 2. Visual Journalism by David Machin and Lydia Polzer Academic theory and practitioners’ advice for visual journalism in the digital age of magazines, newspapers, and television. 3. Diego Rivera And Frida Kahlo In Detroit by Mark Rosenthal With more than 100 color illustrations of works by both artists, this book provides insight into the couple’s lives during the year Rivera created the Detroit Industry murals for the Detroit Institute of Arts.
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4. Paris Street Style: Shoes by Isabelle Thomas and Frederique Veysset Featuring more than 120 vibrant street-style photographs, this essential shopping guide provides a comprehensive list of the best shoe boutiques in Paris. 5. How To Look At Art by Susie Hodge Art historian Susie Hodge advises how to evaluate, explore, and respond to art with clear, concise tools presented in an unpretentious and engaging way. 6. Dance Science: Anatomy, Movement Analysis, Conditioning by Gayanne Grossman A three-part book analyzing dancers’ bodies and actions, informing how they can dance better and decrease injury rates.
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To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the tragic massacre at Sand Creek, Colorado, the Boulder History Museum is re-introducing the award-winning exhibition, Chief Niwot~Legend & Legacy, with new content and artifacts previously not on display. BoulderHistory.org
Set in a colorful trailer park, Ham McBeth, is an ensemble-created comedy, juxtaposes Shakespeare’s legendary tragedy with trailer park politics in a hilarious exploration of mother-daughter relationships, the inherent absurdity of the human condition, and the ways in which absolute power corrupts absolutely. TheDairy.org
MARCH 1 SUNDAY BOULDER FRIENDS OF JAZZ AND JAM DANCE
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The jam sessions are open to all musicians who sign in at the door. Everyone doing so is guaranteed to play. Both musicians and non-musicians may look forward to great listening and a good dance floor. BoulderFriendsOfJazz.org
BOULDER THEATRE
Named one of the “25 Coolest Film Festivals” in the world, The Boulder International Film Festival will again bring films and filmmakers from around the world to a four-day celebration of the art of cinema, right in downtown Boulder, Colorado. BIFF is your ticket to fun and thought-provoking films, parties, forums, workshops, and red-carpet galas. BIFF.org
MARCH 6 COBUS DU TOIT FIRST UNITED METHODIST
With technical facility that makes everything look easy (Opus Colorado) and rich tone that is especially impressive (Herald Tribune), Cobus du Toit is quickly establishing himself as one of the leading flutists of his generation. BoulderChamberOrchestra.com
MARCH 8-9 TAKACS QUARTET GRUSIN MUSIC HALL
MARCH 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 SUNDAY SAMBA AND AFRO BRAZIL DANCE BLOCK 1750
Celebrate the joy of Brazilian Samba & Afro Brazilian music and dance and learn fundamentals of songs & movement in Samba do Rio, (Carnaval style) and Afro Brazilian dances. SambaColorado.com
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Recognized as one of the world’s great ensembles, the Takács Quartet plays with a unique blend of drama, warmth and humor, combining four distinct musical personalities to bring fresh insights to the string quartet repertoire. CUPresents.org
MARCH 13-15 COSI FAN TUTTE
BO BURNHAM
MACKY AUDITORIUM
BOULDER THEATRE
Mozart’s witty opera buffa follows 24 hours in the lives of two beautiful sisters whose scandalous infidelities make for a comic romp that was considered too hot for audiences even in the early 20th
Laugh with standup comedian, actor and writer Bo Burnham as he stops in Boulder for an evening of entertainment. BoulderTheatre.com 72
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MARCH 26-28 DARK STAR ORCHESTRA BOULDER THEATRE
Performing to critical acclaim worldwide for nearly 15 years and over 2000 shows, Dark Star Orchestra continues the Grateful Dead concert experience. Shows are built off the Dead’s extensive catalog and the talent of these 7 fine musicians. BoulderTheatre.org
MARCH 18 MUSIC FOR 4 THE DAIRY CENTER
Two innovative quartets - the Altius String Quartet (currently in residence at CU Boulder) and the Boulder Bassoon Quartet - are two young ensembles that you will love hearing and will be hearing about for years to come. TheDairy.org
MARCH 21 MARTIN SEXTON BOULDER THEATRE
Martin Sexton’s will perform classics as well as new songs from him latest album Mix Tape of the Open Road. BoulderTheatre.org
MARCH 26 – 30
MARCH 27 – 31 BOULDER ARTS WEEK VARIOUS LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT BOULDER
This event is Boulder’s first large-scale, inclusive celebration of our community’s vibrant arts and cultural offerings — a citywide celebration of film, music, theatre, dance, the visual arts, public art, and performance. The week will also feature art walks and a First Friday in NoBo Arts District, exhibitions, and artist demonstrations. BoulderArtsWeek.org
MARCH 29-30 ANI DIFRANCO
MISTERMAN
BOULDER THEATRE
THE DAIRY CENTER
Ani DiFranco has been known as the “Little Folksinger,” however, her music has grown far beyond her acoustic solo roots in cozy venues to embrace jazz, soul, electronica and even more distant sounds. BoulderTheatre.org
Academy Award Winner® Olympia Dukakis and Henry Award Winner John Ashton voice roles in Enda Walsh’s “Misterman,” playing for a limited run. MisterManTheShow.com
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ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION La Dolce Events (303) 351-2895 ladolceeventsboulder.com
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Boulder Wine Merchant (303) 443-6761 boulderwine.com
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HOME BUILDERS & REMODELERS
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1. A sketchbook made for me by my wife, Eva. 2. Golf ball and ball marker. 3. Colored pencils, some in a ceramic cup by artist Rob Sutherland. 4. A wooden box handmade by my grandfather to hold his tools from when he worked at a watch factory. A gnome from my daughter, Flora, glued to the top. 5. A beaded bag I found while in Switzerland. 6. A sculpture my wife, Eva, made for my birthday. 7. Figures of Ganesh and smiling skulls.
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