12Dec

Create Award Resident Artist K. Vuletich Shares Stories of Youth Experiencing Homelessness through Collage

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05Dec

Create Award Resident Artist Rowan Salem on the Blurred Lines between Choreography and Improvisation and the Fleeting Nature of Movement

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02Nov

Artists Mark Friday and Deborah Jang on Play, Collaboration, and the Unexpected Surprises of Working in Assemblage

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23Oct

Curator Alicia Bailey on the Intimacy of Artists’ Books and Everything You Didn’t Know about Book Arts

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21Sep

Artist Rob Gratiot on Painting Nervous, Discovering Worlds in Small Objects, and Why He Hides Airplanes in His Paintings

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12Sep

Art Rocks: Metalsmith Artists Hillary West and Robbi Farschman on Working with Stones

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20Sep

5 Tips for Creative Collaboration

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Art history is chock-full of duos or groups resulting in creative magic. Andy Warhol & Jean Michel Basquiat, Walt Disney & Salvador Dali, and Marina Abramovic & Ulay are all examples of artistic collaboration. Sometimes artists work together to master a new form, connect emotionally, bring new energy into stale work, or for complementary skills. […]

14Jul

Stop! How to Know When an Artwork is Finished

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By Melanie Bindon, Art Gym Denver When you spend umpteen hours working on a project, it’s hard to know when to stop. While the process of finishing will look different for each endeavor, the feeling is often the same. Luckily, time and experience make it easier to recognize this feeling. Remember you’re the artist and ultimately […]

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