Fiber Art Colorado Call For Entry due June 10th
The Depot Art Gallery is honored to announce its upcoming exhibition showcasing the world of fiber art, set to run from July 23 to September 7, 2024. This art show is a celebration of creativity and innovation in the fiber arts, featuring a diverse group of works by talented fiber artists from across the state of Colorado.
Honorable Mention
2024
HYPOTHESIS, solo show
January 19 - February 18, 2024
OPENING RECEPTION Friday, January 19th, 5-9pm
GALLERY HOURS Friday-Sunday 12-4
SPECIAL EVENTS Collector's Night - Friday, January 19, 5-9pm
Sundays on Santa Fe - January 28, 11am-3pm
1st Friday Walk - February 5, 5:30-9:30pm
931 Santa Fe Dr, Suite 150, Denver, CO 80204
303.621.5335 www.931gallery.com
LOST & FOUND: art with found objects
June 28 - August 13, 2023
Opening Reception - Friday, June 30 6-8pm
Juried art exhibit in The Collective Community Arts Center in the City of Lafayette, CO feature artwork made by Colorado artists from found, recycled and repurposed materials.
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lafayetteco.gov/collective
Art Center of Estes Park
517 Big Thompson Ave, Estes Park, CO 80517
reception Friday, June 9, 5-7pm
"Invitational-Juried show that welcomes fiber art of all varieties: quilted, woven, felted, knitted, stitched, sewn, multimedia textile, interwoven beading, dolls, and more."
@scottie_burgess
OPENING RECEPTION
Friday, May 12, 5pm-8pm
“Light and shadow work in tandem to illuminate and define the world around us, and yet, when we look closer we can observe that light contains infinitely more than meets the eye. Much like our personhood, something that is so easily split into categories actually bursts forth with infinite potential.”
Drew Austin, Curator of Visual Arts
TOUCH & GO: TEXTURE & MOVEMENT IN ART
Center for the Arts Evergreen
April 14 - May 20
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Exhibition opening and reception
April 14, 2023 | 4 – 7 pm
Fashion Show Presented by Mountain Home - 5:30 pm
Awards Presentation with Juror Libby Garon of Walker Fine Art - 6 pm
"Fundamental elements of composition guide our creative decisions, and artists must coordinate between experimentation, intuition, and foresight. In Touch & Go, juried by guest juror Libby Garon of Walker Fine Art Gallery, we will be taking a closer look at two critical elements of composition: texture and movement. By focusing on these two key details, we received a wide variety of submissions, ranging from 2D to 3D, and realism to abstraction, with strong attention shown to texture and movement."
Americana, juried art show
10.11-11.6
Depot gallery, Littleton, CO
"The careful design of the ears and the creativity of how the horns are rendered both
beautiful and slightly sinister at the same time make this a very unique and interesting
piece. The patina and slight use of color add to the overall shamanistic feel."
Daniel Marshall, Juror
American Jackalope - papier-mâché sculpture
honorable mention
Installation win
One of my public art project designs was up for community vote in the city of Broomfield. And now it will be installed in October.
This is a digital drawing intended to be reproduced on the 13.5x6 feet traffic box in the city of Broomfield, CO. They allocate a portion of their budget for the public art to continually beautify the community with their public art collection of the artwork from Colorado professional artists as well as young children artists.
This design is inspired by the sunflower fields in Colorado, but it’s also a nod to my Ukrainian heritage. Sunflower is the national flower of Ukraine. I recently read that sunflowers always turn towards the light, but on a cloudy days when there is no sunlight, they find another sunflower and turn towards each other to share the energy. The birds in this artwork symbolize peace and hope.
This work is intentionally designed with each panel being it’s own composition without light-box corners cutting important elements of the image.
Best of Show
my mixed media 3D drawing and paper-cut piece award
Depot Art Gallery
Carry Me Away show
FIBER ART MAGASINE
My fiber artwork "Adam"has been selected by Fiber Art Network/Fiber Art Now jurors and appeared in the summer/fall issue of Fiber Art Now magazine released in September 2021.
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Beetlemania
public art
traffic box vinyl wrap
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In late 2021 City and County of Broomfield in partnership with the Public Art Committee transformed ten traffic boxes into public artworks throughout the community.
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New Members Show
SEPTEMBER 14 - OCTOBER 17 202
11am - 4pm
2069 W. Powers Ave. Littleton, CO 80120 US
Fiber
I will be exhibiting
CREATING SPACE: A Mural and Multimedia Exhibition
at RedLine Contemporary Art Center 2350 Arapahoe St.Denver, CO
August 14, 2021 - October 17, 2021
"As part of the 48 Hours of Socially Engaged Art & Conversation Summit: Afrofuturism + Beyond the mural and fine art works featured in this exhibition embody ideas that transport viewers into new, imagined and inclusive realities."
THREADS•HILOS EXHIBIT
at the BRDG Project gallery, Denver CO
Exoskeleton "Humans with exoskeleton in the mix might be a future of the medical tech, however here I refer to another human as an exoskeleton. Their ribcages are attached to each other with symbolic wires for support and protection."
Earthrise "Setting your soul on fire encompasses human desire to reach, to change, and to help. This piece is about environmental and human issues. The transformation allows us to make a difference, because we can’t give what we don’t have and make home where we are."
THREADS • Migration Connects Us All
HILOS • La Migración Nos Conecta a Todos
August 6 - August 28 2021
BRDG Gallery located at 1553 Platte St, Denver, CO 80202
Opening reception - Friday August 6, 2021at 6pm
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A group exhibition of visual, multi-media and performative works from a cohort of 30 artists who participated in PlatteForum’s partnership with the New York Foundation for the Arts and their nation-wide Immigrant Artist Mentoring Program.
Curated by: Esther Hernandez, Associate Director and Eriko Tsogo, IAMP Manager
2021 NYFA IMMIGRANT ARTIST
MENTORSHIP: DENVER
Thrilled to participate in this year's mentorship program sponsored by PlatteForum in partnership with New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) through support of the Arts in Society, SCFD Denver County, Rose Community Foundation, SCFD Adams County and the City of Denver’s Imagine 2020 Fund.