A combination of red, yellow and orange in particular hues reoccurs. In Boulder and everywhere! For many reasons, this color combination finds its way into animals, plants, flowers, sunsets, and more. This blog will be picture-centric. The text is secondary, and what I am sharing is just a few of the places where this color […]

In Boulder as everywhere, AI as a tool is one of the most important topics in current academic discussion. It represents a paradigm shift in the world as we know it. The magic in the interplay of artist and AI is in how the human asks the questions. Once again, it is the challenge of […]

  Frida Kahlo Immersion Mirrors     Photo Lensworth Boulder‘s spectacular location is in itself an art immersion. It puts us right on the the road to special events like the Frida Kahlo immersion exhibit. In a clear example of “derivative art,” this photo captures the artistic eye of the artist as captured by the photographer in […]

Welcome to Boulder, Colorado! Home to a vibrant creative community. From its eclectic culture and stunning natural beauty to its thriving arts and music scene, Boulder is a place of inspiration and creativity. In this blog article, we will explore the creative vibrancy of Boulder and take a closer look into the heart of the […]

Boulder, Colorado is often considered a great place for artists because of its vibrant arts community, natural beauty, and progressive atmosphere. Here are a few reasons why Boulder is unique and special for artists: Natural beauty: Boulder is located at the base of the Rocky Mountains, and its stunning scenery provides endless inspiration for artists. […]

Boulder, Colorado is a playground for artists from around the world! We are very fortunate that we have some of the best art galleries in the country! Please see the list and support your local artists and their Boulder County galleries! Check out the Galleries here: https://boulderartassociation.org/gallery-list/  

Meet Lily Duffy: Poet, editor, and life of the party. I remember, years ago, hearing Lily read a poem about a blind date at a red-themed restaurant. The interior was painted red, its patrons wearing red, and even the food: red. Sometimes, when I’m driving to and from various obligations, I hear her words, unexpectedly, […]

Good news! Hillary Susz has a new single, just released, and it’s called “Pollution.” The folk music resurgence is still going strong, but you probably haven’t heard a take on this familiar genre like Hillary’s. She’s a formally trained poet, originally from Spokane, Washington, who currently teaches and studies fiction at CU Boulder. With such […]

  The Boulder Jazz Dance Workshop gives dancers the chance to train with a professional company as well as work with some of Boulder’s best dance teachers. The youngest dancers in the workshop are fifteen, but most are college age or older. This is not a beginning level workshop. The classes are geared towards pre-professional […]

Katharine Hawthorne’s performance, Between the Wish and the Thing appeared at the Boulder Fringe Festival this year. The performance was a dive into the unknown, exploring passing time and the past, present and future. Her piece appeared at the Boulder Fringe Festival in Kelly’s Barn in collaboration with Elizabeth Chitty and John Chandler Hawthorne. The dancers […]