By Molly McCowan My family lives less than 100 feet away from a cryogenically frozen dead man in a Tuff Shed. When I was a little girl, my father would joke that the frozen man, […]
By Crystal Campbell What do an acupuncture sculpture and a Renaissance painting have in common? More than you would think. The East/West Visually Speaking exhibit and the Sure of Hand: Drawings from the Renaissance to […]
By Emily Clingman-Johnson After reading a call for artists in the newspaper, Diane Findley decided she would give the opportunity a shot. “I got real brave and decided to apply,” she said. “There is nothing […]
By Brady Smith 86ers: A self-proclaimed title of the growing counterculture that lingers at the underbelly of the largely conservative super culture and is proudly stamped on skateboards, t-shirts, street signs, and windows of the […]
By Crystal Campbell The Northern Colorado Potter’s Guild (NCPG) has only been around for five years, but their impact on the community suggests otherwise. Located at 209 Christman Drive (close to the intersection of East […]
By Lindsay Nichols If you don’t know where to find it, there’s a good chance you might walk right by the newest jazz lounge to pop up in downtown Fort Collins – Ace Gillett’s – […]
By Maggie Canty-Shafer Artist Abby Sponaugle can find hope in a trashcan. After rebuilding an orphanage destroyed by the hurricane in Haiti, the 23-year-old artist painted 32 of the resident children’s portraits on old window […]
By Emily Clingman-Johnson Boldly turning regular folks into rock stars and movie stars and sometimes even hanging them from stars, Darren Mahuron has photographically transformed dozens of local bands, icons, rebels, families, well-knowns and unknowns […]
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