Bonnie Inouye I began weaving in 1967 and built my first looms. Now I create scarves, shawls, vests, and throws, designing each piece with weaving software. I use a 24-shaft, computer-assisted 48″ AVL loom in Paonia, Colorado and two 16-shaft AVL looms when in our mountain cabin in Gothic, CO. We spend all summer in our cabin.  Woven images, smoothly flowing lines, shaded curves, unusual textures and non-repeating designs characterize my work. I like to encourage other weavers to make th...

Ouida Touchon  Artist's Statement: "Art is complicated. My own art is a bifurcated passion. One limb is socially conscious narratives about women and what women wear, and the other is a pure addiction to the scintillation of the observed, the beauty I see and then interpret in a graphic response. More than a printmaker, or painter, I think of myself as a maker of images. I enjoy working at the press as well as teaching printmaking at colleges and studio workshops.  It’s one of those thi...

Aloria Weaver “My work is rooted in symbolism, history, mythology and tradition. I recognize originality as a return to the binary origins of life: Nature and Geometry. It is this understanding which enables me to create contemporary art through living traditions. Through my work, I explore the intersections of humanity and nature, culture and tradition, race and ethnicity, gender and sexuality, religion and spirituality." Aloria Weaver was born in 1979 in Buffalo, New York.  S...

Marshal Clark Gallery Exhibit Iron meteorites are believed to come from the metallic cores of large asteroids which formed with our solar system approximately 4.5 billion years ago the meteorites are polished to a mirror-like finish, then etched using various chemicals to reveal the very fine microstructure. I capture this structure using a microscope at magnifications the size of the head of a straight pin.

A Descendant's View: Sand Creek Massacre Exhibit until Saturday, June 17 June 17 1 pm George will give a talk about his work 1 hour 5pm George will give a ledge art workshop