CAC ARTS NEWS No

CAC ARTS NEWS No. 186

05/11/05

Editor's Note:

Here I sit on this quiet Wednesday nice moist green spring morning listening to some Benny Goodman jazz from our radio station. Ah, the world at peace -- until I start reading my incoming e-mail. Oh my, the sky is falling. If I had invested heavily in producing a movie, owned a big full power radio or TV station, I may agree. I'm a bit smug as our non profit FM station operates on a small amount of money from sponsors or underwriters and our premise is that we like to think we are well received for our programming - even if only one person listens! I'm also feeling very good as I received a renewal of our station license for 8 years. I hope the world, or I will be around in 2013 so that I can reapply for another 8 years of broadcasting. (Yes - I'll be 79 then!)

Here is a portion of the item from John Podhoretz of the New York Times that kicked off the bit above:

http://www.nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/46203.htm

"May 10, 2005 -- THE mass-media melt down is happening everywhere you look - from the multiplex to the newsstand, from late-night television to drive-time radio.

* Hollywood is in a panic, because for nine weeks straight, box office grosses have been lower than last year's.

There are compelling individual explanations for these phenomena. For instance, this year's movies have been extraordinarily uninteresting. And the collapse in newspaper circulation may simply be the result of more honest reporting on the part of publishers chastened by the public exposure last year of fraudulent numbers at papers like Newsday and the Dallas Morning News. But it can't be a coincidence that the five major pillars of the American media - movies, television, radio, recorded music and newspapers - are all suffering at the same time. And it isn't. Something major has changed over the past year, as the availability of alternative sources of information and entertainment has finally reached critical mass. Newly empowered consumers are letting the producers, creators and managers of the nation's creative and news content know that they are dissatisfied with the product they're being peddled."

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This newsletter comes to you free on the premise that you like it and even if only one person is reading. Over 200 are being served and I thank you!

Paul Saunders

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AND NOW FOR SOME GREAT COLORADO ARTS NEWS

FIRST MUSIC ANNOUNCEMENTS

ROCKY RIDGE OPENS 63RD SEASON of MUSIC IN THE MOUNTAINS

To: office@rockyridge.org

Rocky Ridge Music Center

465 Longs Peak Road

Estes Park, CO 80517

website: www.rockyridge.org

970 586-4031

contact: Katharine Smith-Warren

970 586-4031 or 303 296-7901

ksw@rockyridge.org

ROCKY RIDGE OPENS 63RD SEASON of MUSIC IN THE MOUNTAINS

Rocky Ridge Music Center announces the 2005 summer Music in the Mountains series of concerts featuring faculty, guest artists and students. The 63 year old music center and camp is summer home to a performing artist faculty and over 160 talented music students from throughout the US and several foreign countries. This summer Rocky Ridge will present a diverse series of concerts, beginning with a June 11th benefit concert featuring the Queen City Jazz Band. Most concerts are performed in the picturesque 1907 Hewes Kirkwood lodge of the 17 acre Rocky Ridge National Historic District located at the base of Longs Peak in Estes Park, Colorado. The log hall, which seats one hundred offers an astonishing concert environment combining an intimate listening opportunity with spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains. Rocky Ridge welcomes visitors from the nearby hiking trails, families, national park visitors and local residents in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere with low priced tickets and free admission to student concerts.

Visitors are invited to watch several master classes scheduled this summer led by the Chiara String Quartet, pianists Alan Chow, Mia Kim Hynes and Howard Karp, and cellists Parry Karp, Amit Peled and Richard Aaron. The Grammy Award winning Takács Quartet will lead a master class with Young Artists Seminar students on Saturday July 23rd.

This year, the Chiara Quartet, the Lisa Arnhold resident quartet at the famed Julliard School in New York will be in residence at Rocky Ridge teaching and performing from July 5-24th. Other notable faculty and guest artists include: Naoko Takao, winner of the 7th San Antonio International Piano Competition; University of Buffalo composer and cellist Jonathan Golove who will present a new work, Bad Dreams for Piano Trio,violist, Rictor Noren, and cellist Carina Voly, the new Music Director of RRMC. Works by Latin American composers, including Gabriela Frank, Heitor Villa Lobos, Alberto Ginastera and others will be performed along with masterpieces of the chamber music repertoire.

Most concerts take place on Sunday afternoons at 3 PM at RRMC.

Tickets are $15 and children under 12 are admitted free. All student concerts and master classes are free.

Special events include a Saturday evening benefit Jazz party with the Queen City Jazz Band on Saturday night June 11th, an all piano concert and high tea on Saturday June 18th and a Concert by the Chiara String Quartet at Old Main on the U. of Colorado campus Wed July 13th at 7:30 PM.

Attached is a detailed schedule or visit the Rocky Ridge website www.rockyridge.org for up to the minute schedule information.

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15TH ANNUAL ESTES PARK JAZZ FEST

TOWN OF ESTES PARK

PERFORMANCE PARK

FREE

SATURDAY, MAY 14 12:30 Estes Park Big Band- Big Band Jazz

1:30 Queen City Jazz Band - Classic New Orleans Jazz

2:45 Ken Walker Sextet - Modern Mainstream Jazz

4:00 Dotsero - Contemporary Jazz

7:00 - 10:00 pm. The Max Wagner Quartet will perform at the Gallery Restaurant

in the Jazz Room. (970) 586-1865. Max Wagner-Tenor and Soprano Saxophones & Vocals,

Jeff Jenkins-Piano, Ken Walker-Bass, and Paul Romaine-Drums

SUNDAY, MAY 15

12:30 Max Wagner Quartet - Modern Mainstream Jazz & Jazz Vocals

1:30 The Airforce Falconaires - Top Flight Big Band Jazz &Vocals

2:45 MARLENA SHAW with the Ken Walker Trio - Legendary Jazz Vocalist, 441 Recording Artist

4:00 Eric Gunnison and Wake Up Call - Contemporary Jazz

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THURSDAY NIGHT LIVE! THIS SUMMER'S SCHEDULE:

All performances at the west end Estes Park Performance Park starting at 7 PM.

June 23rd - Reintarnation. Bluegrass music with an altitude!

June 30th - TBA. (Pending)

July 7th - Riverside Ramblers. Dixieland style jazz performed by Estes Park's own resident New Orleans style jazz band.

July 14th - Elk Hollow. American folk music classics and original songs by Gary Reeves and Jack Overly.

July 21st - John Denver Tribute Concert II. Estes Park musician Brad Fitch along with seasoned musicians presents and evening of songs in tribute to one of Colorado's most beloved goodwill ambassador, songwriter and musician, John Denver.

July 28th - The Estes Park Village Band. From marches to contemporary music, this 50 piece band is sure to get your feet tapping.

August 4th - Dick Zavodny Band. The best polka band in Colorado, sure to get you dancing.

August 11th - Groove Society in Concert. Denver's finest a cappella jazz. Special pre-show entertainment by local a cappella group Beat36. Support for this concert provided by the Fine Arts Guild of the Rockies.

August 18th - The Estes Park Village Band. From marches to contemporary music, this 50 piece band is sure to get your feet tapping.

August 25th - Three Amigos. This "roots" rock band presents the finest "rock-a-billy" sound and is made for dancing.

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Augustana Art Alert

Contact: Donald Tallman - Executive Director

Phone: 720-810-0854

Fax: 303-388-1338

Email: donald@augustanaarts.org

Augustana Arts Presents the Colorado Women's Chorale, which "Sings to Spring"

and Welcomes the Changing of the Seasons, with the Collaboration of AVE.

What: The Colorado Women's Chorale, directed by Charlotte Adams, performs a wide-ranging and international program of songs that celebrate the changing of the seasons, by composers from Canada, Hungary, Liechtenstein, and the U.S. Highlighted are three contemporary women composers, Canadian and American. Also: Denver's only professional a cappella quartet, AVE, will perform selections from their previously canceled Scandinavian program.

When: Saturday, May 21, 2005, 4:00 PM

Where: Augustana Lutheran Church, 5000 East Alameda Avenue, Denver

Tickets: $10 Adult / $8 Senior / $5 Student

Information: 303-388-4962

Program: The Colorado Women's Chorale "Sings to Spring"

"Gloria, Sanctus, Benedictus," from Mass No. 6 Gyorgy Orban

"Wie lieblich sind Deine Wohnungen" Josef Rheinberger

Three Songs by famous contemporary women composers:

"Love Is a Rain of Diamonds" Gwyneth Walker

(From Songs for Women's Voices)

"The Lake Isle of Innisfree" Eleanor Daley

"Come Ye Makers of Song Ruth Watson Henderson

(From Come Ye Sons of Art by Henry Purcell)

Two songs set in a folk-like tradition:

"So We'll Go No More A-Roving Brian Holmes

(Text by George Gordon, Lord Byron, publ. post. 1830)

"Ezekiel Saw De Wheel" Arr. David Moore

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SWALLOW HILL:

Leslie Helpert

Friday, May 13, 8 p.m.

Jamie Lee of An Honest Tune proclaims Cupcakes and Radishes “exudes Helpert’s lyrical animation and playful delivery.” The new album features Leslie’s signature vocals with guitar accompaniment as well as collaborations with other musicians including Nathan Moore of ThaMusemeant and Brad and Andrew Barr of The Slip. Leslie is known for her songs that evoke emotions and her vocal finesse. Molly Chappell of The Marquee praises, “While pop music is increasingly becoming dominated by less-than-catchy melodies with flat lyrical tape-overs, Leslie Helpert is breathing artistry into an industry nearly lost and forgotten—true vocal musicianship.”

Guest Artist: Sanji More on this Concert

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Swallow Hill is proud to present the first TommyFest West on Saturday, July 9, featuring who legendary guitarist Chet Atkins called “one of the greatest players on the planet”: Tommy Emmanuel. However, we are not presenting only one “great player,” but two! Tommy Emmanuel is joined by another guitar wizard, Pat Donohue.

This festival’s gonna be smokin’! Tommy and Pat will be offering a guitar workshop at 1 p.m., in which they will share their coveted secrets to making magic with a guitar. At 6:30 p.m. the stage will come alive –literally– when these monsters start playing.

So it happens that Tommy Emmanuel came from Australia –where he is, in fact, a household name–, with his fame preceding him. With four platinum and three gold albums and many awards that spanned four decades of music-making, he set the standard for others to emulate.

Critics describe Pat Donohue as a “masterful guitarist and talented singer-songwriter of the blues, folk, and jazz.” Winner of several Minnesota Music Awards, Pat won the National Finger-picking Championship at Winfield, Kansas in 1983 and has been a featured performer in many music festivals including the Telluride, Philadelphia and Newport Folk Festivals.

For tickets and information on the seminar, jam session and concert, click here!

Chip Taylor and Carrie Rodriguez perform live at Swallow Hill

Denver — Chip Taylor and Carrie Rodriguez take the Swallow Hill stage on Saturday, May 14 at 8 p.m. Vintage Guitar Magazine proclaims that Chip Taylor and Carrie Rodriguez “…sound as if they were born to sing together.” Chip and Carrie will perform songs from their critically acclaimed debut album Let’s Leave This Town. Country Weekly has called this album “An exquisite treasure.” “One of those rare, magical meetings,” hails the Austin Chronicle and a “Shining collection of country-folk brilliance,” claims Women Rock magazine. Let’s Leave This Town features the perceptive songwriting of Chip paired with the virtuoso fiddle playing of Carrie. Both play and sing as though they have been performing together for years.

Hailed by Rolling Stone magazine as “one of America’s finest songwriters as well as a masterful singer and performer,” Chip Taylor is best known for two of his hit songs “Wild Thing” and the haunting “Angel of the Morning.” Both songs demonstrate his ability to write in many various styles. Chip has also written such well-known songs as “Try (Just A Little Bit Harder),” performed by Janis Joplin and “I Can't Let Go,” performed by The Hollies. Carrie is praised by the Charleston Gazette as“a star in the making [who] fiddles like Alison Krauss and sings with the soul-searching quaver of Iris DeMent.” Carrie began playing the violin since age fiv and by the age of ten she performed at Carnegie Hall with the Texas Suzuki Tour Group. After graduating Magna Cum Laude from the Berklee College of Music in Boston, she performed throughout the United States and Europe, including playing along side Lyle Lovett.

Do not miss this exquisite pairing of musical performers, Chip Taylor and Carrie Rodriguez at 8 p.m. on May 14 at Swallow Hill. For tickets visit www.swallowhill.com or call (303) 777-1003. Tickets are $15 in advance or $18 at the door. Discounts are available for Swallow Hill members.

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Publicity contact: Bonnie Schwab, 303.931.7884; bonschw7@aol.com

General information: 303.402.1673; www.studiobeyoga.com

Myths and Visions of Shiva and Shakti-A Concert of North Indian Kathak Dance, Music, Storytelling, and Chant

Sharron Rose, dance, Roshan Jamal Bhartiya, sitar, Jeffrey Rodgers, tabla

Friday, June 24, 7-9 p.m.

Tickets: $15 at the door

Studio Be Yoga

2077 30th Street

Boulder, CO 80301

For more information: 303-402-1763; www.studiobeyoga.com

Through the ancient form of North Indian Kathak dance, Sharron Rose brings the mythic tales of Shiva and Shakti to life through dance, music, storytelling, and chant, Friday, June 24, at Studio Be Yoga, 7-9 p.m., in Boulder. Rose will be joined by Roshan Jamal Bhartiya, sitar, and Jeffrey Rodgers, tabla. Tickets are $15. Studio Be Yoga is located at 2077 30th Street, in Aspen Plaza on the west side of 30th between Pearl and Walnut Streets. For more information call 303-402-1763, or visit www.studiobeyoga.com.

Rose, a former Boulder resident who now lives in Seattle, will also lead a workshop on the Tantric tradition of the transformative power of the divine feminine, drawing on yoga asana, meditation, song, and rhythm as taught in the temples of India, June 25-26 at Studio Be Yoga (for which pre-registration is required.) As the first American disciple of India's legendary Kathak dancer, Sitara Devi, Rose learned Kathak as an art form in which the dancer becomes a vessel for the transmission of sacred knowledge. Rose is an internationally acclaimed teacher, writer, performer, and Fulbright scholar in World Mythology, Religion, and Sacred Dance. Her most recent video release of her "Awakening the Feminine" series includes exercises presented in her book, The Path of the Priestess - A Guide to Awakening the Divine Feminine.

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Arts Alive Events and Happenings

From: "Anne Macdonald" <Abmac@frii.com>

FORT COLLINS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA-Season Finale!! -"A Powerful Pair" Fort Collins Symphony Orchestra Music Director, Wes Kenney, warns, "You will be hit by a wall of sound," when you listen to the Mahler Symphony No.1. The FCSO's final season concert on Saturday, May 14th at 8:00 pm at the Lincoln Center in Fort Collins features the Gustav Mahler Symphony No. 1 and Symphony No. 2: Island of Innocence by Kevin Puts. The Mahler Symphony No.1 will be an exciting finale to the conductor's second season with the Fort Collins Symphony. The epic piece requires great virtuosity and strength from the musicians. More than 70 performers will be on-stage. In keeping with the season's theme, "Back for Seconds," the Kevin Puts Symphony No. 2 Island of Innocence is also on the program. The 33 year old composer was moved by the events of September 11, 2001. Puts says although the Second Symphony is not a memorial it does make musical reference to the incidents. Tickets to the May 14 concert are $20-$30 for adults with a $7 price for students and are available at the Lincoln Center box office, 221-6730. For more information, call the Symphony at 482-4823. Tickets are also available online! http://fcgov.com/lctix/

FRONT RANGE CHAMBER PLAYERS presents Sunday, May 15, 7pm Redeemer Lutheran Church; Messiaen-Quartet for the End of Time with Eric Levine, violin, Marlena Burghardt, clarinet, Charles Tucker, cello, Nan Shannon, piano/Mozart Arias with Karen Lauer Anderson, soprano and Bobbie Mielke, piano. Tickets $16 adults/ $13 seniors/students. Call 223-8363 www.fortnet.org/frcp

COLORADO CONTEMPORARY MUSIC LJ Booth in concert with Special Guest Lindsey O'Brien. May 20th, 7:00pm at Harmony Presbyterian Church (400 E. Boardwalk). From California to New England, LJ has been captivating fans across the country. LJ's beautifully crafted songs can be found on his 3 CD's: YARNS, BIG HOURGLASS, and THE OX THAT PULLS THE CART. LJ's acoustic/folk style has set him apart as an artist. He has won several song-writing competitions and recently finished touring the Southeast with David Wilcox. Known for his stage presence, LJ presents a concert that shouldn't be missed! Lindsey O'Brien is a Fort Collins singer/songwriter/guitarist whose irreverent lyrics and upbeat style will entertain people unfamiliar with her music in addition to her large following of ardent fans. All profits will benefit Colorado Contemporary Music College, which started classes, this past fall! Get your tickets in person, by phone, or by e-mail (info@coloradomusiccollege.org) Tickets are $12.00 in advance, and $15.00 at the door. Tickets can be purchased at any of the following locations: Harmony Presbyterian Church, 400 E. Boardwalk, 970-226-0603 , Johnson & Johnson, 215 W. Magnolia, Ste 200, 970-484-3467 The Northern Rose, 115 E. Mountain Ave., 970.221.1300

CHOICE CITY SINGERS If you would like information for future shows or to book an event call: Nancy Burke @ 224-4725 or www.fortnet.org/ccs Nancyburke1@juno.com]

FOOTHILLS POPS BAND is a non-profit organization of local adult musicians who perform musical arrangements enjoyed by everyone. Regular season performances are held at the Fort Collins Lincoln Center. contact: Todd McIntyre, 430-2756 <todd_mcintyre@hotmail.com> , susan Novy, 577-8100 <susannovy01@msn.com> or www.fortnet.org/pops

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DANCE ANNOUNCEMENTS

From CAC President Paul Fiorino:

Ballet Arts Theatre is dancing in May in celebration of all movement, however simple.

May is Guillain-Barre Syndrome awareness month, a auto-immune virus related to MS.

Artistic Director/Dancer Paul Fiorino is a recovered GBS patient who came back from

quadriplegia to dance again with a new awareness to the importance of dance.

Paul will be performing with East High School Dance Co. at 6:30 on Friday May 13.

Dance Event on May 20th & 21st 8pm will find Fiorino again on stage at the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Theatre 119 Park Ave. West.

Call 303-825-7570 for more information.

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LFU Friends and Supporters

How many times in life do you get to act like you are in high school again?

Well, on May 21, you will have another chance!

You may have seen the ads and fliers promoting the Longmont Free

University's Prom on May 21st, from 8PM to Midnight, at 505 Main Street, but

we want to make sure you get a personal invitation!

The Prom costs only $10 per person to get in. It is a chance for all of us

to dance to a big band (courtesy of Deborah Stafford and the Boulder Big

Band), have our pictures taken under a beautiful flowered archway, get to

know each other better and, well, be silly. All proceeds will benefit both

the LFU and the Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley.

You can order corsages and boutonnieres, if you call by May 13. Please

call the LFU office at 303-702-1500 to order your tickets, corsages and

boutonnieres now! Please also ask your friends and family to join us for a

fun evening. We hope to see you there!

Gloria Bein

Longmont Free University

505 Main Street

Longmont, CO 80501

303-702-1500

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COLORADO THEATRE GUILD

P.O. Box 8625

Denver, CO 80201-8625

THERE IS A LONG LIST OF OPERTUNITIES

Please check out our Web Site.

www.coloradotheatreguild.org

Choreographer Needed

The Lake Dillon Theatre is searching for a choreographer for its summer

musical ONCE ON THIS ISLAND by Flaherty and Ahrens. Rehearsals begin June

20th with a July 15th Opening. Housing is available, if needed. Please

contact the artistic director, Chris Alleman for more details and resume

submittal. This is a paid position.

Christopher Alleman

Lake Dillon Theatre Company

176 Lake Dillon Drive

P.O. Box 2625

Dillon, CO 80435

theatre@lakedillontheatre.org

www.lakedillontheatre.org

970-513-9386 - office

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VISUAL ARTS:

ArtistsRegister.com is pleased to announce our newest online exhibit, featuring members of the Colorado Chapter of the Womenís Caucus for Art. The Colorado Chapter of the Women's Caucus for Art is based in Denver and keeps members informed of current art events, holds regular meetings, and provides opportunities for art exhibitions in Colorado, the Rocky Mountain region and nationally.

To view this exhibit online, click here: http://artistsregister.com/exhibits/view_exhibit.phtml?exhibitid=18

2) Featured artists for the month of May are:

Gerard Silva of Tucson, Arizona - http://www.artistsregister.com/artists/AZ679

Janet Simpson of Kansas City, Missouri - http://www.artistsregister.com/artists/MO165

Michael Raaum of Basalt, Colorado - http://www.artistsregister.com/artists/CO1463

Lisa Tubach of Lincoln, Nebraska -http://www.artistsregister.com/artists/NE5

-Gerard Silva has been selected to participate in the Arizona Biennial í05 in Tucson, Arizona.

-Work by Janet Simpson will be on display at Anthem Media in Overland Park, Kansas.

-Michael Raaum will be participating in a group exhibition at Sandra Phillips Gallery in Denver, Colorado.

-Lisa Tubach will be exhibiting at the Kansas City Artists Coalition in Kansas City, Missouri.

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Marketing Update

This month, ArtistsRegister.com is advertised nationally in Art in America.

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*COLORADO*

Flower Girl

Exhibition continues through May 15, 2005. Solo ceramic exhibition by ArtistsRegister.com member Jean Smith featuring ceramic flowers: big ones, small ones, realistic ones, stylized ones, single ones, groups of ones, tall ones, short ones, middle sized ones, tiled ones, 3-D ones. Zip 37 Gallery, 3644 Navajo Street, Denver, CO 80211. 303-477-4525.

Colorado Arts Festival

May 27-30, 2005. Over 200 fine art booths will be at the Denver Pavilions for the Colorado Arts Festival, which will feature artists in many disciplines: painting, sculpture, jewelry, pottery, etc. ArtistsRegister.com member Carol D. Nelson will be in booth 157. The Denver Pavilions, 16th and Glenarm St., Denver, CO. www.coloradoartsfestival.org

Imagine

The group show Imagine will feature paintings by ArtistsRegister.com member Michael Raaum from Aspen, Colorado, Hugh Daly from Denver, Colorado, and Robert Wells from Santa Fe, New Mexico. Sandra Phillips Gallery, 744 Santa Fe Drive, Denver in the Santa Fe Arts District. The exhibit will run through May 21, 2005. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday 12:30 to 5 p.m. or by appointment. Call 303.573.5969 or visit the website: www.sandraphillipsgallery.com.

Secrenere

Exhibition continues through May 22, 2005. Sculptural Bookworks by ArtistsRegister.com member Alicia Bailey. Edge Gallery, 3658 Navajo St., Denver, CO 80211. Phone: 303.477.7173. Gallery Hours: 7.10pm Fridays 1-5pm Saturdays & Sundays or by appointment.

Colorado Jewish Artists Guild Juried Show

May 3-22, 2005. Colorado Jewish Artists Guild Second Annual Juried Show featuring ArtistsRegister.com member Carol Ray Watkins. Artist Reception: May 3, 5:00-8:00pm. Canaan Gallery, Southglenn Mall, Arapahoe & University 6911 S. University Blvd, Centennial, CO. For more info call: The Canaan Gallery at 303.794.6945 or The Mizel Museum at 303.394.9993.

Sanctuaries

ArtistsRegister.com member, Craig Robb will be featured in Sanctuaries at Pirate: A Contemporary Art Oasis. Opening reception May 6, 7:00-10:00pm. Pirate, 3659 Navajo St. Denver CO 80211.