Exhibition

A comedy in one funeral… Three cousins (primas), an urn, and one really long day. It’s the day of her mother’s funeral and Arcie is losing her grip. 

Join us Friday evening on May 17th for a special Art After Hours which will feature a craft whiskey tasting from two Colorado distilleries and a presentation on the narratives told in art and how a viewer can enhance their experience with art by delving into these stories.

Come join us Saturday 6/8 from 11:00AM - 1:00PM for Coffee with the Creatives! Enjoy light faire and refreshments as we meet with artists from our current exhibit: Masato Okazaki and Nobuyuki Kobayashi.

Last Chance! Since early childhood T. Branson has held a fascination (bordering on obsession) with hands; their unique form, expressiveness and individuality.

Since early childhood T. Branson has held a fascination (bordering on obsession) with hands; their unique form, expressiveness and individuality.

Since ancient times, Japan have loved and respected nature, having built their own unique values and culture by striving to coexist with nature.

Last chance! Since ancient times, Japan have loved and respected nature, having built their own unique values and culture by striving to coexist with nature.

Last chance! Kasahara makes materials present as well, assuredly applying a minimalist, contemporary aesthetic to them, though her work is also influenced by the abundance of objects available for repurposing in our modern world. 

Last chance! Centuries apart, yet connected by an ancient culture, east meets west in a cacophony of bright colors, bold brush strokes and mystical messages. Mieko blends the disciplined study of Japanese art with the boldness of the wild west in a unique artistic style.

Centuries apart, yet connected by an ancient culture, east meets west in a cacophony of bright colors, bold brush strokes and mystical messages. Mieko blends the disciplined study of Japanese art with the boldness of the wild west in a unique artistic style. When she first came to America, Mieko was awestruck by the castness and grandeur of the West