February Artists

Julie Federico

Matthew Thompson

In this series of paintings (2007-2010) I attempt to convey, pictorially, my perceptions relating to the stoic ambivalence of time and space.
These Interiors are depicted in a very painterly fashion implying both an innate sense of beauty contrasted by ambiguous suggestions: windows that view....? doors that open to...? ladders that lead to...? spaces filled with ...? objects meaning...?
 
My more current projects are much less dogmatic and more ethereal and positive in attitude and projection.

AUGUST ARTISTS

Curtis K. Garth
Art from the woods

Matt Christiansen
Behance.net/gumgee

Mary Randolph
marywatercolor@earthlink.net

Bre Zant
bre.zant@gmail.com

JULY ARTISTS

Marcia Brill

Ted Trujillo (www.tedtrujillo.com

Exhibited at the Millicent Rogers Museum, Taos
The Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego 
The University of Denver 

JUNE ARTISTS

The Delores Project

Shelter and Services for Homeless Women

May Artists

Paul Potts

My inspiration really hit when I moved to Denver in 1999.
I got involved with a non-profit art gallery on Santa Fe Drive
called Chicano Humanities and Art Council or CHAC. 

Steve Rozic

I love color, and as a child I was exposed to the brilliant wildflowers and wide open spaces of our family farm.  

April Artists   

Santiago Jaramillo

Stevon Lucero www.stevonlucero.com

March Artists  Local artists comment on the many facets of Nourishment

February Artist  Josiah Lee Lopez   lopezjosiah@rocketmail.com

January Artist Jean R. Herman    www.JeanHerman.com

My art begins with a vision and ends in a story. Viewed through my eyes, events, people, places and things take on a new perspective.  I capture those moments through the use of fabric, texture, stitching, patterns and color: binding them together to create a unique and individual story.

My goal is to evoke an emotional response from people as they view my art. I feel successful when the portrayal of the story within the art can be felt by the viewer

Art From The Woods by Curtis K. Garth

I went back into woodworking three Years ago after receiving a sign from above. When I came back from getting more supplies I noticed a large 18 foot branch had fallen from a tree that was right over my head. I couldn't have been gone for more than 8 seconds. Had I been there you might not be reading these words today. At that time, my thoughts were of getting back into my woodwork, so I took this as a sign.

December Artist

Gina Williams' goal is not just to create art and music, she also wants her work to transmit an energy of pure love and brilliance that will bring people together, making the world a better place for all of us. distanthorizon@hotmail.com

November Artist

Jerry Jaramillo is an accomplished contemporary sculptor/jeweler, surrealistic/realistic painter, and experienced muralist from Brighton, Colorado.  He has lived in Northglenn Colorado for the past 20 years after living in North Denver for 8 years prior. He  attended CU Boulder from 1970-1974 as an artist of fine arts in- residence at the Univeristy of Colorado. He has painted over 50 murals(direct painting on a wall) in the Denver Metropolitan area. Including: Denver, Brighton, and Boulder, Colorado. as well as, one mural in Zihuatanejo, Mexico. which he collaborated on  with  fellow artist Carlos Sandoval.  He is a founding member of CHAC ( The Chicano Humanities and Arts Council)