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  Holiday Sale by Ceramics Club of Aspen

  By 1blankuser Published Dec. 1, 2022

  Join us for our annual Holiday Sale, featuring new handmade work by CMC faculty and students. Lively reception with the artists on Thursday, December 1, 4-8pm. Talented local ceramic artists make holiday shopping easy!…

• Locations: News By James Steindler Published Oct. 26, 2022

  ‘Helping Hands’ slated for removal

  "Helping Hands," as seen in 1991. Courtesy photo

  As noted in a Sept. 14 Sopris Sun article, “Carbondale Report: Full Panel, full agenda, full audience”, Carbondale’s “Public Arts Commission (CPAC) voted to remove Stephen Lock’s deteriorating ‘Helping Hands’ sculpture located next to the Near New at Third and Main since 1991.”

  The news trickled out to the community,… read more →

• Locations: News By James Steindler Published Oct. 5, 2022

  Beauty in the basic

  Elliot Norquist stands beside "Shipping Tag," a piece from the artist's "Steel Envelope Series." Photo by James Steindler

  Elliot Norquist has a thing for shapes and colors. And, it makes sense, having settled in the Rocky Mountains, atop Missouri Heights, with towering triangular peaks permeating the horizon and the seemingly daily changes of colors.
  Norquist, a metal sculptor, has a show opening at the Launchpad on First… read more →

• Locations: News By Raleigh Burleigh Published Sep. 1, 2021

  Bill Morrow’s sculptures find home

  Second generation Coloradan Bill Morrow is looking to sell his remaining sculptures with an auction later this fall. Photo by Raleigh Burleigh.

  “I have absolutely no fear of dying.” Bill Morrow, 75 years old, stepped inside from working on a 2002 Buick Rendezvous to join The Sopris Sun by phone. “I’m actually looking forward to the opportunity. But I can’t do it until this sculpture is gone.” Morrow refers to… read more →

• Locations: News By Raleigh Burleigh Published May. 26, 2021

  2021 sees a fresh round of Art Around Town

  “Dreamers” by New Mexico-artist Michael Sharber.

  What’s that “bioluminescent water nymph” doing in Carbondale? “Mahina”, a name meaning “moonlight” in Hawaiian, is one of two sculptures on loan by Fruita-artist Pavia Justinian.

  Notice any other eye-catching pieces? If not, keep looking. “Matelasse” by Denver-artist Reven Swanson is a twisting yellow ribbon inspired by traditional… read more →