But which path will you choose…?
Explorers will have the option to choose one of three “tracks” to follow as they head out on their excursion into the distant past.
Each “track” is geared at a different learning level with interactive activities that coincide with the abilities of the children within its range.
Mathias Valdez founded Lastleaf Printing in Pueblo in 2009. He says about his work, “I do not want to introduce this body of artwork as a personal reflection on what I believe or how I perceive the world. To try and render some insight or retrospect in an attempt to influence you to interpret my art as some grand philosophy or conclusion would be bogus - because the truth is that I do not have any of it figured out.
Su Kaiden Cho was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea. Cho is a Korean contemporary artist and he now resides and works in Colorado. Cho’s oeuvre reconciles the identity challenges reflecting his life experiences caught in between South Korean customs and American mores.
Nothing to Lose by visual artist Frank Blazquez presents imagery illustrating life in New Mexico. In the wake of recent events highlighting the urgency to discuss discrimination in our society, Blazquez's photographic content emerges at an important point on the American timeline.
Wild and spectacular landscapes have the power to take one out of ordinary reality. They give a vital connection to the remarkable beauty of the world—but there is something else about them that draws like a magnet.
Every day Lake Pueblo State Park offers a different experience if you take the time to notice. As the sun travels across the sky, the shadows and highlights quietly change revealing previously unseen textures.
Photo Pensato is a collective of Colorado photographers with various styles and techniques, inspired to create images that reflect our unique and personal perspectives. “Pensato” is an Italian term for a musical note so exquisite it can be neither played nor heard.
The Francis King Collection of Western Art was founded upon the generous donation of collector Francis E. King of Pueblo in 1979. The collection originally consisted of one hundred paintings and one bronze sculpture. At that time, it was one of the largest gifts ever given by an individual to the city and county of Pueblo. Today the collection has grown to over 425 pieces.
Exo-Sanctuaries is a mixed media, collaborative, multi-spatial, immersive art installation experience. As a collection of environmentally-inspired installations.