A 3-year-old could say that you don’t play a guitar with your feet and that the strings stretch across the frets and not the floor. And yet early Saturday morning, a group of preschoolers, some...

Anyone who has ever held a pen to an unwritten stanza or a paintbrush to an empty canvas knows the terror of losing one’s artistic identity to a creative block. Though the muse never truly packs...

If Miss Cleo prophesying your fate in a fake Jamaican accent isn’t your idea of a good fortune, “The Living Tarot Oracle” might have the answer (and perhaps a few more.) Last year’s interactive...

Audiences, be forewarned. Mayhem is scheduled tonight at the Rochester Hotel.The newly formed Panoply Art Collective will present “I am a Scientist,” a five-woman collaborative effort of mixed...

Like leaves, art changes with the seasons.“Some people just kind of come in to escape, to feel like they’re in an urban setting. I think that’s what ‘Deliciously Weird’ has historically done – made...

PAONIA – A poet, a man trading canned coal, a mixed-media artist and a photographer, who appears only at night, walk into an art studio.No, this isn’t a setup for a bad joke, it’s the beginning of...

The 43-page guide for the third annual Durango Open Studios tour is a lot like a scavenger-hunt list. But instead of searching for empty soda cans and dead batteries, art hunters race the clock to...

How can knowledge – the learning process, the ‘ah-ha!’ moment – be represented visually? If you threw in the idea that “the more you learn, the less you know,” you would have the Durango Arts...

As the afternoon clouds burned off above Cascade Canyon on Saturday, a commanding whistle resonated through the aspen. Around the bend, across the trestle and to a chug-chug-chugging stop, the...

Modernist poet Wallace Stevens found Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird. Karl Isberg has found nearly 50 ways of looking at his living room chair. In every piece at Shy Rabbit Contemporary...