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CAC ARTS NEWS No. 226 - 02/28/06 Part 1

COLORADO ARTS CONNECTION

Colorado Arts news - Part 1 of 2

Send your information and copy for the next CAC Arts News to Editor and Publisher Paul Saunders at artsnews@lpbroadband.net

THANKS!

Editor's Note:

I am including this announcement in my "editorial" spot as I think it deserves your consideration - Paul Saunders

From: "Cherilyn Smith-Bidstrup" <cherilyn@wordgraphics.com>

Date: February 24, 2006

Subject: a chance to make a difference

Hi, this email is to let you know about an important meeting that will be held on Thursday March 2nd at 10 AM in the morning at the University of Denver, Craig Hall, in the community room. (see the map below) It is the March meeting of the Colorado Commission for Higher Education board of commissioners. - the state agency which has put into place the pre-collegiate curriculum requirement.

As you may recall, this is the policy that increases the required Carnegie hours in the tested areas, plus foreign language and appears to bode ill for the future of music education (all the non-tested curricular areas) in our state. This policy is also of concern to the Colorado Rural Schools Caucus, although for different reasons. The Caucus, because of the work they've already done in the legislature and in meetings with CCHE, has the opportunity to dialogue with the board of commissioners about their concerns re: implementation of the pre-collegiate curriculum requirement and have graciously allowed our issue of music education, (arts education in general) to be piggy-backed upon their opportunity, and will address that issue as a part of their presentation to the commissioners. Please see the attachment for context - it's an article from the paper.

There will be media coverage. This is a numbers game. Bodies count. The meeting where this issue is addressed, and has media coverage needs to be well attended so that CCHE (the governor, etc) will realize the challenge to CCHE's policy has support in the public, and is not an issue which is being questioned by a small constituency - which is essentially the editorial stance of the Denver newspapers when they were commenting on the legislation Senator Brophy introduced. The Rural Schools Caucus is our strongest and best ally at this time and if you can possibly squeeze time out of busy schedules for this one hour of crucial public policy activism, please do. It is enormously important.

Please respond to this email if you are planning on coming so that the Colorado Rural Schools Caucus will know how to plan.

Thank you,

Cherilyn Smith-Bidstrup

Chair, Community and Government Relations

Colorado Music Educators Association

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AND NOW FOR SOME GREAT COLORADO ARTS NEWS:

Augustana Arts Alert

February 15, 2006

Volunteers needed

Volunteers are important to the success of Augustana

Arts. If you would like to help, please contact

Donald Tallman, Executive Director at 303.763.9638.

or email at donald@augustanaarts.org

Here are some of our volunteer needs:

box

office,

ushers,

audio technicians,

musicians for outreach at hospitals, hospice,

schools, and Senior centers.

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Season Partner: Newman Center for the Performing Arts

Salzburg Chamber Soloists

7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 4, 2006 Gates Concert Hall

Celebrate the 250th anniversary of Mozart’s birth with a 16-person ensemble, dedicated to performing orchestral chamber music with the freedom and

virtuosity of soloists. The chamber ensemble has been selected by the city of Salzburg to perform in all the cities where Mozart himself performed, such as London, Prague, Vienna and Paris, to name a few, and Sony Classics will record the project under the

title "Roll on Mozart." Their program in Denver will include Mozart's "Salzburg Symphony (KV 136)," his Piano Concerto #13 in C (KV 415) with pianist

Andreas Klein, "Variations on a Theme of Tchaikovsky" by Arensky and the Chamber Symphony by Dmitri Shostakovich.

Join us for a free pre-concert lecture Behind the Curtain at 6:30 pm.

Newman Center Presents tickets

303.871.7720

Single-event tickets

Orchestra $55, Parterre $50, Mezzanine $35, Balcony $25

Students save 20%; Faculty/Staff save 10%

More information about Newman Center Presents Series: -

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Over the years, Augustana Arts has presented some of the most renowned national and international musicians as well as provided an important venue for many Front Range performing groups.

We've donated over 25,000 free concert tickets to senior centers, halfway houses, and other social service agencies.

We've been an important resource to local public and private schools by providing quality music education programs and after school programs to thousands of

children in the Denver Metro Area.

Our City Strings Outreach program provides Suzuki string instruction to children in Aurora who would otherwise be unable to experience such a program.

And, it's because of you. Your patronage as an audience member and as a donor helps fuel our growth and capacity for outreach. Thanks to all of you who believe in the mission of Augustana Arts "to gather community, support the arts, and delight the spirit".

Visit our website -

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From: "Deana Miller" <dsmiller@ci.aurora.co.us>

Subject: Aurora's East End Arts District ArtWatch

Studio, gallery space available and building for sale now in Aurora's East End Arts District!

The Other Side Arts - Aurora

Studio and office space is still available for lease. Hurry, space is going fast!

Studio spaces range in size from 150 square feet to 300 square feet;

and prices range from $125 to $350 a month (all prices include studio

membership dues, artist development fees and utilities).

TOSA Aurora, located at 1400 Dallas Street, has a community and professional gallery, classroom space, and studio space. A darkroom is under construction.

Call Kelly Payton at 720-628-0486 for studio availability and other

leasing information.

Integrating art into the everyday lives of the Front Range community through art education, experiential opportunities for the public and nurturing the creative process of artists, TOSA also offers free community programs including "Saturday Workshops for Kids" and "After School Art for Teens".

www.theothersidearts.org

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East End Applied Arts, a gallery specializing in contemporary applied art, is making its gallery available for rent in July and August 2006. The approximately 800 square foot space, located in the EAST END ARTS DISTRICT in Aurora, can be booked for 2 or 3 week shows. All level of artists are welcome to apply however, preference will be given to contemporary work in the fine or applied arts.

The deadline to receive your application is April 29, 2006. A personal interview will be required along with a $10 application due at the interview. East End Applied Arts is located at 1556 Florence Street, Aurora, CO 80010; open Wed, 11-3 & Thurs-Sat

11 a.m. -5.30 p.m.

For more information contact East End Applied Arts atinfo@EastEndArts.com with 'gallery rental' in the subject line or 720-203-3575. Log on to www.EastEndArts.com for more information about the gallery.

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Building for sale: 9648/9650 E. Colfax Avenue (Colfax and Dayton

Street)

$450,000

With great Colfax exposure, this corner-lot, 4,300 square foot property would be perfect for arts use or an artist co-op. A 25 + space parking lot included in price. Contact Daniel Oh, Remax Commercial Alliance at

303-756-4747 or ohdanielk@gmail.com for more information.

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Did you know?

The City of Aurora Urban Renewal Division has an Arts District Loan Fund - artists, art-related businesses, and developers of arts space are all eligible to apply for financial assistance that can be used for the acquisition and/or renovation of property in Arts District. This program was started to help visual and performing art businesses, studios, galleries and services create a sustainable business in Original Aurora.

Contact Kay Miller at 303-739-7130 or kcmiller@auroragov.org for more

information.

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Are you looking for inexpensive studio and/or gallery space? From small studios to space for art co-ops, there are a variety of properties available for sale or lease in the Arts District. For more information please contact Kay Miller at 303-739-7130 or kcmiller@auroragov.org.

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Located in the Original Downtown of Aurora, the East End Arts District is a 16-block area in the heart of an opportunity triangle between the new developments of Stapleton, Lowry and Fitzsimons.

Deana S. Miller

Public Art Coordinator

City of Aurora

Library, Recreation & Cultural Services

14949 E. Alameda Pkwy.

Aurora, CO 80012

phone: 303-739-6747

fax: 303-739-6586

dsmiller@auroragov.org

www.auroragov.org/artinpublicplaces

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From: "Lynn Skinner" <vocalynn@earthlink.net>

Dear friends,

JUST A REMINDER:

I have a special concert in Boulder at the Rock N' Soul Cafe coming up on Friday, March 3 entitled, "Inside The Heart Of A Woman". I will be performing the music of great women artists, including JONI MITCHELL, LAURA NYRO, ANNIE LENNOX, CAROLE KING, BONNIE RAITT, and other intelligent and soulful female musicians who have brought some amazing music to us over the past decades.

The concert features THE LYNN SKINNER QUINTET, and we have a great time interpreting this wonderful music together. With touches of jazz, pop, rock, and soul, we we are honored to celebrate women's music in this way.

The performance begins at 7:30 PM, and $10 advance tickets are available online at www.rocknsoulcafe.com (or 303.443.5108).

Door admission is $12.

ALL AGES are welcome, and the food is great.

Rock N' Soul Cafe is located at 5290 Arapahoe Avenue, on the south side of the street.

We hope you can make it.

Thank you.

lynn skinner

vocalynn@earthlink.net

www.lynnskinner.com

www.musicfromthehearth.com

"The purpose of art is to put us in touch with our possibilities."

Edward Albee

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Building Creative Businesses Expo

Hosted by the Denver Office of Cultural Affairs

Date: Saturday, March 4, 2006

Time: 10:00am - 4:00pm

Location: Wellington E. Webb Municipal Building, 201 W. Colfax

Cost: FREE!

Special Information: Attendees must enter the Webb Building at the Court and 15th Street entrance located on the northwest side of the building. You will be required to go through security scanners.

Workshops & Registration: Workshops are free. Room capacity for workshops is limited; interested participants may register for up to three (3) workshops on the day of the event, Saturday March 4 beginning at 9:30am. Registration tables are located in the Atrium of the Webb Building.

Please visit the website, www.denvergov.org/createdenver, for more information on parking, workshop schedules and exhibitors.

Creative Businesses Expo Party @ TAXI

Join your fellow creatives at TAXI from 4pm - 6pm for music, appetizers and beverages after the Building Creative Businesses Expo. Located at 3455 Ringsby, TAXI is an exciting mixed-use development in Denver's emerging River North neighborhood.

For information about TAXI and directions, please visit www.zeppelinplaces.com.

Community College of Denver Workshop

Be the Optimum Find on Google

All businesses - large and small - need to harness the marketing power of the Internet because it is THE marketing vehicle that reaches a global audience 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Learn how to get your company a higher ranking on the major search engines like Google and Yahoo in this two-day seminar March 2 and 3 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Community College of Denver on the Auraria Campus.

The cost of the seminar is $449. Students who take the course are required to have a basic familiarity with Windows, Internet and Web site operations. For assistance with customized training needs or for additional information on search engine optimization, contact Janel Highfill at 303-352-6922 or see the Performance Solutions' website at www.ccd.edu/performancesolutions.

Westminster Artist Housing Online Survey

The City of Westminster is conducting a study of the space needs of artists in the Front Range region of Colorado from Pueblo to Fort Collins. Westminster has contracted with Artsapce Projects to perform this survey. The study will assist the potential development of a multi-purpose arts facility, including live/work space for artists and their families. Please visit www.westminsterartsistsurvey.org to complete the survey.

Great Newsletter

Denver Metro Small Business Development Center

Full of resources, workshops and excellent information for small businesses and entrepreneurs of all kinds! Workshop and article titles include Cracking the Lenders' Code and Small Biz U- Free Online Training for Business Owners. Subscribe at www.denversbdc.org.

Call for Entries

Core New Art Space

Next Open Entry Shows: Dance of Life in the main gallery and The Photo Nude in the Annex

Work Due by: Saturday, March 4 at 5 p.m.

Shows Run: March 9 - 25, 2006

Artist Reception: Friday, March 10, 7-10 p.m.

Entry fee in each show: $10 per submission.

Art must be dropped off at 900 Santa Fe Drive between February 23 and March 4th during business hours (Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, noon to 5pm)

No slides. For more information 303-297-8428 or check out our website: www.corenewartspace.com

East End Applied Arts

Call for Entries & Gallery Rental

East End Applied Arts, a contemporary applied arts gallery, is announcing a call for entries for their fall 2006 show, 'Cutting Edge' (September 8 to October 28, 2006). Up to 20 participants will be selected by the gallery owners. All exhibited work must be for sale. Cash prizes will be awarded.

Interested applicants will need to submit, by mail, 5 to 10 digital images (of work completed in the last 2 years) on a non-returnable CD with a corresponding list of the work giving dimensions, medium and retail price; a resume, an artist's statement and a non-refundable $25 application fee (check or money order) payable to East End Applied Arts, 1556 Florence Street, Aurora, Colorado, 80010. The deadline is April 29, 2006. For enquiries, please contact the gallery at info@EastEndArts.com or 720 203 3575.

Opportunity-gallery rental East End Applied Arts, a gallery specializing in contemporary applied art, is making its gallery available for rent in July and August 2006. The approximately 800 square foot space, located in the EAST END ARTS DISTRICT in Aurora, can be booked for 2 or 3 week shows. The cost ranges from $400 to $1200 depending on your requirements. The gallery would like to encourage group shows to share the cost. Please contact us for further information at info@EastEndArts.com with 'gallery rental' in the subject line or call us on 720 203 3575. See our website for information about the gallery: www.EastEndArts.com. All level of artists are welcome to apply however, preference will be given to contemporary work in the fine or applied arts. The deadline to receive your application is April 29, 2006. A personal interview will be required along with a $10 application due at the interview. We are located at 1556 Florence Street, Aurora, CO 80010; open Wed, 11-3 & Thurs-Sat 11am-5.30pm.

Colorado Lawyers for the Arts Workshop

"Copyrights, Trademarks and the Internet:" The Art Students League Series on Art & the Law Continues

The Art Students League, in partnership with the Colorado Lawyers for the Arts (CoLA), presents the second part of a three-part series of discussion on art and the law on Thursday, March 9. Part II in the continuing series of discussions called "Artists, Protect Yourselves!," covers copyrights, trademarks and the impact of the Internet on artists and art commerce. The information presented in these seminars will help artists protect themselves and their art for the rest of their lives. The series is open to the public.

When: Thursday, March 9, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.

Topics: This presentation provides access to prominent Denver arts attorneys who will show artists how they can protect themselves and profit from their work using legal tools available to them.

Register by: Monday, March 6

Where: Art Students League of Denver, 200 Grant St, Denver, CO 80203

Series cost is $10 per session, or $25 for all three. Series is open to the public.

Sponsors of Parts II: The Art Students League of Denver, SCFD, Tier III and The Denver Office of Cultural Affairs.

Workshop: The Accounting Game

For those who do not have knowledge of the business numbers and how they work for or against you, we are offering "The Accounting Game." This class is a quick and (Believe it or not!) fun way to learn the basics of how the numbers work in your business.

This two-session romp into the world of understanding business numbers takes place here at the Denver Metro Chamber building on March 29 and 30, from 9 am to 1 pm each day. Bring your pencils, paper, calculators and the left side of your brain for a really enjoyable experience in Accounting Wonderland. The class is $70 plus a $10 materials fee. You can register online at www.denversbdc.org.

The purpose of this bulletin is to inform the creative community of learning and networking opportunities, and is part of a greater art and economic development initiative called Create Denver. Through Create Denver, the Denver Office of Cultural Affairs (DOCA) seeks to grow, promote and support Denver's commercial arts sector including music, film, arts galleries and districts, and individual artists.

Announcements are for educational purposes only, and should not be considered to be endorsements unless otherwise noted.

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From: "Susan Belshe" <susanb@durangoarts.org>

Organization: Durango Arts Center

PSA from DAC:

Notice to Artist's

DAC 2007 Group Exhibits Program

The Durango Arts Center is soliciting Artist's Applications for the 2007 Group Exhibits Program. The primary mission of the Group Exhibits Program is to showcase visual art created by emerging and established Artists from the Four Corners Region. Individual artists and artist organizations are invited to submit an application for review. Artist's working in all media and from any geographic location within the Four Corners Region or Colorado may apply. Deadline for the submissions are April 15, 2006.

For more details go to www.DurangoArts.org then click on online forms, or come into the Durango Arts Center to pick up an application form. For additional questions e-mail Susan@DurangoArts.org or call 970-259-2606 ask for Susan A.

Susan Andersen

Exhibits Director

Durango Arts Center

802 East Second Ave.

Durango, CO 81301

970.259.2606

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Subject: E-NOTE: Yaid Dalal correction

From: "Swallow Hill Music Association" <announcements@swallowhill.com>

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The Center for Judaic Studies at the University of Denver

and Swallow Hill welcome

Yair Dalal

Sunday, March 5 | 7 p.m. | DU's Sturm Hall

Composer, violinist and oud player, Yair Dalal is one of the most prolific

Israeli ethnic musicians today. His music interweaves the traditions of

Iraqi and Jewish Arabic music with a range of influence originating from

the Balkans to India. A peace activist, Dalal devotes much of his time and

energy to helping remove ideological barriers between people and musicians

from different cultures, in particular between Jews and Arabs. Mr. Dalal

performs around the world and was featured at the Nobel Peace Prize gala

in Oslo.Don't miss the workshop with Yair on Sunday, March 5

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Laurence Juber

w/David Jacob Strain

Friday, March 3 | 8 p.m.

Laurence Juber returns to Swallow Hill performing music from his recent release, One Wing. This recording is a collection of solo guitar arrangements from songs by Paul McCartney and Wings. The Tennessean has said that the gifted guitarist is "worthy of guitar Jedi status." Known as the lead guitarist for Paul McCartney's band Wings, Laurence is a two-time Grammy winner and a columnist for Guitar World Acoustic magazine.Don't miss the guitar workshop with LJ on Saturday, March 4

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KGNU welcomes

Utah Phillips

w/Natalia Zuckerman

Saturday, March 4 | 8 p.m.

Called “The Golden Voice of the Great Southwest,” the folkiest of all folk

performers Utah Phillips will be performing songs from his recent release,

U. Utah Phillips - Starlight On The Rails. This release is the latest of 13 albums, including compilations and joint projects with friends Rosalie Sorrels, Ani Difranco, Ramblin' Jack Elliott and Spider John Koerner.

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Pop Wagner w/Liz Masterson

Sunday, March 5 | 7 p.m.

Pop Wagner's genuine guitar picking, storytelling, lasso twirling cowboy singer comes to the Swallow Hill stage. Called an "all around showman" and "an American treasure" Pop has been a regular performer on NPR's A Prairie Home Companion, including performing on a Peabody award-winning episode of the show.Don't miss the voice workshop with Liz on Saturday, March 25

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Take advantage of the Early Bird class registrations!

Did you know that Swallow Hill offer introductory guitar classes at the most affordable rates in town? Whether you never have touched a guitar or the last time you played a guitar was too long ago to remember, our no-frills classes will get you going fast. Our first-rate teachers will help you learn a variety of popular songs in different styles. At the end of the 8-class session, you will be able to amaze your friends and family with your newly-acquired skill ... guaranteed. Now you can save on registration on this and all classes by calling 7 days in advance.

Painter Bill Ginevicz @ The Café Gallery

Bill's exhibit at Swallow Hill begins on Saturday, March 4. Bill Ginevicz is a fine artist working in watercolor, charcoal, and hand ground mineral pigment gathered from an unfilled claim in Roosevelt National Forest. His landscapes, figures, wildlife and nudes can be seen year-round at Lemon Sister's Market, 716 W 22nd St. in Denver (a block from the Mercury Café), and have been exhibited in seven states, and collected by discerning art patrons in Texas and Colorado. His website, theoutlawartist.us, features many of his artworks and photographs.

Swallow Hill launches its Community Partners Program

A new effort we have underway is something we are calling our Community

Partners Program. The program is designed to encourage the many organizations out there that share our mission and can benefit by becoming involved in a collaborative effort with Swallow Hill. Through this unique partnership, these organizations may enjoy the support we can offer via our extraordinary marketing, membership base and production resources. For example, if your organization is considering a new fundraising event involving live music, become a Swallow Hill Community Partner and we will help you make your event a greater success. If you would like more information on the Community Partners Program, contact our marketing director Rodolfo Betancourt at (303) 765-2488 or rudy@swallowhill.com.

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"BCAA News" <bcaa_news@bouldercountyarts.org>

BOULDER COUNTY ARTS ALLIANCE

Artist's Reception

Join us for an Artist's reception Tuesday, March 7, 2006, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. in the Barnes & Noble Cafe (2915 Pearl St., Boulder) to honor this month's "Art on the Walls" featured artist, Jeff Gaines. A portion of sales benefits BCAA artist services.

Jeff's exhibit, "Out of Chaos" runs through March 2006. Store hours are daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. More about Art on the Walls Exhibits...

The next Artist's reception for Ruthann Maze's month long exhibit is on Tuesday, April 4, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.

The next Art on the Walls call for entries is March 15, 2006. See www.bouldercountyarts.org for details.

Business of Arts Workshops

Audience Development Part 2 - Audiences: Who They Are and What They Think

Tuesday, March 14, 2006, 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Dairy Center for the Arts, 2590 Walnut, Boulder

Cost: $5 members of BCAA and The Dairy, $15 non-members

Discover attitudes and perceptions held by Denver Metro residents about the performing arts as learned through the Urban Institute's 2002 Performing Arts Research Coalition Study. Learn the basics of market research and how to apply principles to your audience with CU Professor Maura Troester Nunez.

Audience Development Part 3 - Branding & Marketing the Arts

Tuesday, April 11, 2006, 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Dairy Center for the Arts, 2590 Walnut, Boulder

Cost: $5 members of BCAA and The Dairy, $15 non-members

Find out what branding means and how a brand is created. Determine your niche in the market place and discover the best approaches for marketing your arts events to your target audience with Worldways Social Marketing and Pauline Herrara, Communications Director, Denver Office of Cultural Affairs.

For a list of ALL our Winter & Spring 2006 workshops, please visit http://www.bouldercountyarts.org/workshops.htm.

Grants & Deadlines

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