The City of Greenwood Village’s Curtis Center for the Arts is pleased to announce the 37th Annual All Colorado Art Show. This exhibit is a celebration of art in our state and open for submissions from artists in all mediums, currently residing in Colorado. The exhibit takes place from July 11 through September 12th 2020, with an opening reception on Saturday, July 11 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. However, due to the current health crisis, these dates are subject to change.

The City of Greenwood Village’s Curtis Center for the Arts is pleased to announce the 37th Annual All Colorado Art Show. This exhibit is a celebration of art in our state and open for submissions from artists in all mediums, currently residing in Colorado. The exhibit takes place from July 11 through September 12th 2020, with an opening reception on Saturday, July 11 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. However, due to the current health crisis, these dates are subject to change.

The City of Greenwood Village’s Curtis Center for the Arts is pleased to announce the 37th Annual All Colorado Art Show. This exhibit is a celebration of art in our state and open for submissions from artists in all mediums, currently residing in Colorado. The exhibit takes place from July 11 through September 12th 2020, with an opening reception on Saturday, July 11 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. However, due to the current health crisis, these dates are subject to change.

The City of Greenwood Village’s Curtis Center for the Arts is pleased to announce the 37th Annual All Colorado Art Show. This exhibit is a celebration of art in our state and open for submissions from artists in all mediums, currently residing in Colorado. The exhibit takes place from July 11 through September 12th 2020, with an opening reception on Saturday, July 11 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. However, due to the current health crisis, these dates are subject to change.

The City of Greenwood Village’s Curtis Center for the Arts is pleased to announce the 37th Annual All Colorado Art Show. This exhibit is a celebration of art in our state and open for submissions from artists in all mediums, currently residing in Colorado. The exhibit takes place from July 11 through September 12th 2020, with an opening reception on Saturday, July 11 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. However, due to the current health crisis, these dates are subject to change.

The City of Greenwood Village’s Curtis Center for the Arts is pleased to announce the 37th Annual All Colorado Art Show. This exhibit is a celebration of art in our state and open for submissions from artists in all mediums, currently residing in Colorado. The exhibit takes place from July 11 through September 12th 2020, with an opening reception on Saturday, July 11 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. However, due to the current health crisis, these dates are subject to change.

In this new online 7-week class students will learn how to simplify and break down a landscape scene or form to make a unique abstract painting. The first section of the class will cover the process of sketching a landscape and the second section of the class will allow students to apply their sketches to a painting. Result will be a fantastic abstract landscape made and created entirely by the student’s creativity and artistic skills. Instructed by Christian Dore

Greenwood Village resident, Tina Suszynski, and artist Martha Russo, embarked upon a conversation about personal artistic development and the collaborative process. They stumbled upon the Red Lodge Clay Center Artist-Invites-Artist Residency program in Montana. They established a group of eight artists and secured the residency. They spent two weeks together experimenting with different clays, forms and methods of firing. The common denominator for all of these artists is their love of clay. Their experience with clay ranged from decades to just a few years. All had concluded that the collective experience of this group of artists together with the community and facilities of the Red Lodge Clay Center would undoubtedly spur innovation and excellence. The process was organic and interactive, culminating in an exhibition-ready presentation that will showcase individual works from before, during, and after the residency, as well as collaborative works created at Red Lodge.

Greenwood Village resident, Tina Suszynski, and artist Martha Russo, embarked upon a conversation about personal artistic development and the collaborative process. They stumbled upon the Red Lodge Clay Center Artist-Invites-Artist Residency program in Montana. They established a group of eight artists and secured the residency. They spent two weeks together experimenting with different clays, forms and methods of firing. The common denominator for all of these artists is their love of clay. Their experience with clay ranged from decades to just a few years. All had concluded that the collective experience of this group of artists together with the community and facilities of the Red Lodge Clay Center would undoubtedly spur innovation and excellence. The process was organic and interactive, culminating in an exhibition-ready presentation that will showcase individual works from before, during, and after the residency, as well as collaborative works created at Red Lodge.

Greenwood Village resident, Tina Suszynski, and artist Martha Russo, embarked upon a conversation about personal artistic development and the collaborative process. They stumbled upon the Red Lodge Clay Center Artist-Invites-Artist Residency program in Montana. They established a group of eight artists and secured the residency. They spent two weeks together experimenting with different clays, forms and methods of firing. The common denominator for all of these artists is their love of clay. Their experience with clay ranged from decades to just a few years. All had concluded that the collective experience of this group of artists together with the community and facilities of the Red Lodge Clay Center would undoubtedly spur innovation and excellence. The process was organic and interactive, culminating in an exhibition-ready presentation that will showcase individual works from before, during, and after the residency, as well as collaborative works created at Red Lodge.

Greenwood Village resident, Tina Suszynski, and artist Martha Russo, embarked upon a conversation about personal artistic development and the collaborative process. They stumbled upon the Red Lodge Clay Center Artist-Invites-Artist Residency program in Montana. They established a group of eight artists and secured the residency. They spent two weeks together experimenting with different clays, forms and methods of firing. The common denominator for all of these artists is their love of clay. Their experience with clay ranged from decades to just a few years. All had concluded that the collective experience of this group of artists together with the community and facilities of the Red Lodge Clay Center would undoubtedly spur innovation and excellence. The process was organic and interactive, culminating in an exhibition-ready presentation that will showcase individual works from before, during, and after the residency, as well as collaborative works created at Red Lodge.

Greenwood Village resident, Tina Suszynski, and artist Martha Russo, embarked upon a conversation about personal artistic development and the collaborative process. They stumbled upon the Red Lodge Clay Center Artist-Invites-Artist Residency program in Montana. They established a group of eight artists and secured the residency. They spent two weeks together experimenting with different clays, forms and methods of firing. The common denominator for all of these artists is their love of clay. Their experience with clay ranged from decades to just a few years. All had concluded that the collective experience of this group of artists together with the community and facilities of the Red Lodge Clay Center would undoubtedly spur innovation and excellence. The process was organic and interactive, culminating in an exhibition-ready presentation that will showcase individual works from before, during, and after the residency, as well as collaborative works created at Red Lodge.

Greenwood Village resident, Tina Suszynski, and artist Martha Russo, embarked upon a conversation about personal artistic development and the collaborative process. They stumbled upon the Red Lodge Clay Center Artist-Invites-Artist Residency program in Montana. They established a group of eight artists and secured the residency. They spent two weeks together experimenting with different clays, forms and methods of firing. The common denominator for all of these artists is their love of clay. Their experience with clay ranged from decades to just a few years. All had concluded that the collective experience of this group of artists together with the community and facilities of the Red Lodge Clay Center would undoubtedly spur innovation and excellence. The process was organic and interactive, culminating in an exhibition-ready presentation that will showcase individual works from before, during, and after the residency, as well as collaborative works created at Red Lodge.