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2001 Stories by Michael Paglia

• Artbeat

  published February 1, 2001

  The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center (30 West Dale Street, Colorado Springs, 1-719-634-5581) is a quintessential artifact of the 1930s. Designed... More >>

• Winter Gardens

  published February 1, 2001

  By clearly dividing his gallery into three distinct areas and installing the work of a different artist in each one, Bill Havu has finally come up... More >>

• Artbeat

  published January 25, 2001

  The Bayeux Gallery (1133 Bannock Street, 720-359-0990), one of the only galleries in the country specializing in art textiles, is showing the... More >>

• Mexican Sojourn

  published January 25, 2001

  Sally Perisho, the director of the Metro Center for the Visual Arts, describes Mexicanidad: Modotti and Weston as the most important... More >>

• Artbeat

  published January 18, 2001

  Last year, Denver artist and commercial art director Jeanie Nuanes King was looking for studio space when she found a run-down storefront on funky... More >>

• All Hands Down

  published January 18, 2001

  Is there a pattern that connects the various media that are collectively called "crafts"? What does jewelry have to do with glass? Ceramics with... More >>

• Artbeat

  published January 11, 2001

  Elizabeth Schlosser Fine Art in Cherry Creek is presenting The Estate of Ethel Magafan, an exhibit of fourteen pieces from the late... More >>

• Northern Lights

  published January 11, 2001

  Colorado's own Chuck Parson is surely one of the most prolific artists anywhere, as his activities of the last year illustrate. When he wasn't... More >>

• Artbeat

  published January 4, 2001

  A sculpture by Robert Mangold, titled "PTTSAAES Denver" but unofficially redubbed "Particle Moving Through Denver" (above), was recently erected... More >>