EXHIBITIONS
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word art | works inspired by text
february 1, 2019 - february 23, 2019
Cottonwood is thrilled to announce a juried show for February, composed of artists of all mediums, coming from within Cottonwood and from across the region. These artists have brought their best depictions of visual art inspired and based around depictions of words and text[…]
shirley bales
february 1, 2019 - february 26, 2019
Shirley began painting outside in Southern California, in the style of California Impressionism, when the plein air movement first began in the 1990s. She participated in the plein air movement early on and attended the PAPA events in Catalina. Shirley also resided in Arizona where she painted the Sonoran Desert, until her relocation to New Mexico, where she earned a bachelor’s degree equivalent from University of New Mexico in Liberal Arts[…]
JENELLE GROSSER
february 1, 2019 - february 26, 2019
Jenelle Grosser is originally from Chicago IL but currently resides in Colorado Springs and has a vibrant studio practice focused on ceramics, painting, and sculpture. She graduated from Illinois State University with a Bachelors of Fine Arts degree as well as a Bachelors of Science in Art Education with an Art History Minor. She also founded MakeJoy Collective, an all-female artist collective whose focus is to empower makers, build community, and provide handmade goods for a joyful life. When Jenelle is not making, teaching, and organizing art events she is living out her other dream of hiking, skiing, and camping all over the beautiful state of Colorado[…]
LISA MURPHY “MIDNIGHT”
FEBRUARY 1, 2019 - FEBRUARY 26, 2019
Lisa was born in Colorado Springs in 1968 to a creative family. Lisa graduated from Colorado Springs School where she learned to seek new frontiers. She graduated from Sarah Lawrence College, New York in 1991. She has two daughters, Halley, 19, and Lilly, 14[…]
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WORKS INSPIRED BY ABSTRACTION
MARCH 1, 2019 - MARCH 30, 2019
Abstract art references an object, figure, or landscape, where forms have been simplified or schematised. Many artists apply this technique to geometric shapes or gestural marks, which have no source at all in an external visual reality[…]