Arts & Culture

Fright Night

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Fact: Halloween is the greatest holiday ever. There are costume parties, free license to be a weirdo and all the candy you can shake a wizard staff at...

High aspirations

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If it doesn’t meet my standards, tear them up,” Ansel Adams tells his chief assistant Mary Alinder...

One story at a time

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There is a difference between the Boulder County that we choose to see and the Boulder County that is. We choose to see the...

Cultural tensions on display

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A massive painting on melted bubble wrap depicts American rock legend, Gene Simmons of Kiss, complete with proverbial white and black face paint and his signature facial expression. The painting hangs to the right of another painting on bubble wrap, this one ...

All are welcome

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The art of filmmaking can be tedious, admits director and producer Susan Polis Schutz. Projects can take years to complete, and after finishing her...

The hope in play

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America was reborn after World War II. Industries that thrived producing goods during and for the war sought new means of production. Everyday Americans...

Frank Frazetta, fantasy painter and illustrator, dies at 82

Frank Frazetta, the fantasy painter and illustrator...

CMF ends on a high note

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When you plan a summer festival, you want to end on a high note. And this year, Jean-Marie Zeitouni and the Colorado Music Festival...

Arts | Week of Dec. 18, 2014

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Affordable Art Show. Firehouse Art Center, 667 Fourth Ave., Longmont, 303- 651-2787. Through Dec. 28...

A fairy tale for Boulder County

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Len Barron, a retired 80-year-old educator, has enjoyed a lifelong fascination with one Albert Einstein. He says he has gone into more than 200 schools since 1989 doing talks on the physicist and education, and for years that included a one-man show he’d perform, ...

RAW: Boulder altogether

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"Expressions,” a RAW:natural born artists showcase, is mixing different forms of art to generate a new event and creative atmosphere different from any other venue in Boulder...

Creative evolution

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Anyone who has driven down 30th Street has probably seen it out their window. But in case you’ve never stopped for a closer look, the brightly colored slab of concrete next to the skatepark in Scott Carpenter Park is a penalty-free place for graffiti: the Boulder ...