Maze-ing: Warren Stokes
On an icy Denver evening in the dead of winter, I was welcomed into the warm and bustling home of an artist named Warren Stokes. As his three boys sat around eating dinner, the boys’ mother—Stokes’ college sweetheart—apologized for their house not being tidy. She mentioned that they would be moving at the end of...
In Focus: Take a new look at not-so-far-away places
Besides being a renowned photographer and publisher, John Fielder is also teaching photography seminars at his studio in Santa Fe Art District. Over the past 12 years, a lot of amateur and professional photographers have attended his workshops to learn the basics of photography or to get to know a few master tricks. On December...
In Focus: Antique techniques, modern art (Part 1)
Hinterland, a small gallery on the north side of Denver, presents a one of a kind exhibition of two remarkable artists – Mark E. Ritchie and Bailey Russel, which opened November 17. The two artists met while teaching at the University of Wyoming. They became friends and decided to showcase their works together. Ritchie is...
In Focus: Arctic Impressions – it’s always a winter out there
Winter hasn’t begun yet, but Denverites already feel its approach. This year’s snow is nothing compared to the Evan Anderman’s chilly photography exhibit at the Bold Factory in the Santa Fe Art District. Anderman recently travelled to Norway, Greenland and Iceland and brought home a magnificent collection of photos. The first part, Arctic Impressions: Spitsbergen,...
In Focus: Street Photography Love
Recently, Colorado Photographic Arts Center issued an unrestrictive call for entries for “Street View” exhibition with a guideline of “all lens-based media.” The result is mesmerizing – a great ensemble of street photography for every taste, coming from every part of the country and the world. The exhibition/contest features works from North Carolina, New...
In Focus: One arty friendship: two different approaches, one exhibition
“Over Time,” at 910 Arts in the Santa Fe Art District, is a collaboration of two old friends, Albert Moore and Ruth Neubauer. Although they lived in completely different parts of the country, the two artists have known each other for more than 20 years. Albert Moore, an architect out of Santa Fe, New Mexico...
Postscript: MCA Denver defines language as an art medium
Postscript: Writing After Conceptual Art, a recently-launched exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art, presents visitors with a look at language as an artistic vehicle. The multi-media exhibition features practically the whole range of media – from paintings to videos and installations. The show even occupied the museum’s elevator with a fun, pop culture-inspired installation....
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