Tag: cottonwood center for the arts
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‘There’s language in my art’: Local artist Skylar Sypher to open exhibition
Throughout history, the human hand has been notorious among artists for how difficult it can be to illustrate. But for Colorado Springs artist Skylar Sypher, the challenge is worth it. As the subject of much of her work, Sypher finds connection between emotion and hands. “There’s language in my art,” said Sypher, who is deaf.…
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Colorado Springs artist practices and teaches ikebana, Japanese art of flower arranging
Ikebana found Heidi Almosara when she needed it most. The ancient art of Japanese flower arranging, with its meticulously arranged branches, flowers and other materials from the natural world, creates beauty through asymmetrical balance and a less is more philosophy. There’s a purpose to the aesthetic — to mirror the human experience. “Think about our…
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Former elite Colorado Springs figure skater has first solo art show
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Art has always thrummed in the background of Max Settlage’s life. His creativity has shifted forms and come full circle over the decades, from visual art to figure skating and back to visual art. “People, Places, Things” is the Colorado Springs artist’s first solo exhibit.…
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Former elite Colorado Springs figure skater has first solo art show
Art has always thrummed in the background of Max Settlage’s life. His creativity has shifted forms and come full circle over the decades, from visual art to figure skating and back to visual art. “People, Places, Things” is the Colorado Springs artist’s first solo exhibit. It opens Friday with a free reception at Cottonwood Center…
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Artisan Alley Market debuts at Colorado Springs arts center
A market is set to debut in Colorado Springs this weekend — complete with entertainment and treats. On Saturday, the Wreck’d Collective will be putting on its first Artisan Alley Market at Cottonwood Center for the Arts’ Penrose Alley. The market will host local artists, makers and vintage sellers, as well as a range of…
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Four Colorado Springs poets on their new books, inspiration, writing process
It’s often said in vino veritas, or in wine there is truth. But perhaps it should be in poiesis veritas, or in poetry there is truth. It’s National Poetry Month, and while poetry might not make headlines too often in our social media channels, devoted fans, both those who consume and those who produce the…
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Pikes Pick: Cottonwood Center for the Arts offers open mic for writers
There are lots of open mics in town, but I’m partial to the monthly literary arts open mic at Cottonwood Center for the Arts. Every third Friday at 7 p.m. writers of all genres are invited to read their poems, essays, fiction, nonfiction, haiku, whatever sets your pen afire, out loud to a supportive group…
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6 weekend things to do around Colorado Springs and beyond: Philharmonic, art and plant market, and more
THURSDAY Immerse yourself in other ways of life when World Music Ensemble presents music and dance from various traditions and cultures. The ensemble is directed by University of Colorado at Colorado Springs music instructor Haleh Abghari and dance professor Rosely Conz with guest pianist Shazia Ali, guest percussionist Chris Koroshetz and dance students. The free…
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Colorado Springs area art events starting the week of June 21, 2018
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save ARTS OPENING Suz Stovall “Finding Peace” — Opens 5:30-8 p.m. Friday, G44 Gallery, 1785 S. Eight St., Suite A. Exhibit runs through Aug. 4; g44gallery@gmail.com. ONGOING “Colorado Splash” — Palmer Lake Art Group, through Friday,…
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Colorado Springs area stage starting the week of June 21, 2018
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save STAGE OPENING Readers Theatre: “The Thin Man” — 1:30-3 p.m. Thursday, Myron Stratton Home, 555 Gold Pass Road, $5; pillarinstitute.org. “Hot Night in the Old Town: A Classic Melodrama Olio” — Opens 7 p.m. Friday,…





