by Steve Grant | Sep 23, 2015 | Artist Exhibits
In this new shaped-paper series, Eva Bovenzi uses her background in sculpture to fold and shape rice paper before and after painting it. The result is a series of beautiful non-rectangular sculptured paintings in vividly rich hues. In Bovenzi’s words:...
by Steve Grant | May 16, 2015 | Artist Exhibits
In case you hadn’t heard, “From Clay to Paper” was our most-recent exhibition. It opened with a smashing reception on the evening of Saturday, March 14th and ran through all of April. We get attached to most exhibitions we curate. But this one holds...
by Steve Grant | Jul 30, 2014 | Artist Exhibits
Here’s some great news: two of our gallery artists were selected to place pieces in the astounding newly-restored Union Station Complex in Denver, Colorado. Artist and master printer of Open Press in Denver, Mark Lunning was chosen to include several of his etchings...
by Steve Grant | Mar 29, 2014 | Blog
The dusty little West Texas town of Marfa, seems to come up over and over again in the world of contemporary art; I’d been wanting to check it out for years. And last week I did. I flew to El Paso and drove south east for three hours, paralleling the Mexican border...
by Steve Grant | May 8, 2013 | FAQs, Print Making
We are asked this question all the time. Well, to be clear, people don’t ask this of us out of the blue; rather the question is asked after they see chine-collé included on the media description for many pieces on exhibition in our art gallery. Many of our original...
by Steve Grant | Apr 4, 2013 | Blog
This week we said good bye to Lisa Tamiris Becker, Director of the CU Art Museum here in Boulder. Lisa served as Executive Director of the museum for the past ten years. Lisa, a true visionary who is moving on to other ventures in New Mexico, will be sorely missed....
