Join us on 11/11/11 – the most cosmic day of the century – to see new work by ceramic artist Anne Goldberg and painter Staci L. Dickerson. Please feel free to bring your art-loving friends!
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This October we will be featuring the ceramic work of Lyla Goldstein. Lyla is one of our SAW studio artists. Please join us for the opening reception on Friday October 14, 2011 starting at 5 PM.
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New Work by Angus Graham
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The month of May will be accompanied by an arctic blast of pottery inspired by the Great White North.
Carbondale Clay Center residents Mark Harro and Kelly McKibben Harro will be presenting individual and collaborative works at the SAW gallery.
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This month the SAW galleries will be graced by sculpture work by Bayard Hollins. If you haven’t seen the work of this local valley artist – now is your chance.
I discovered Bayard’s work pretty recently, while touring a spec home – of all places. It was sunset over the Rockies in the kind of house that just let’s that be a pretty big deal – oh – and then there was the incredible artwork. I asked the architect (Glenn Rappaport) about the paintings. Glenn let me in on the not-so-secret – Bayard is a SAW artist, and I know him. I am personally excited to walk into SAW everyday for the next month and take in Bayard’s next show: All the Wrong Moves. Come by. – Andi
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This December is going to be huge for SAW. Check this out – We’re keepin’ on keepin’ on with the 2nd Fridays, and looking forward to a group show opening December 10th featuring SAW resident artists in the SAW gallery. Always a great place to find some holiday gifts and treats.
Opening alongside our December group show will be The Market at Airstream Village, a sweet little village of holiday airstreams located right in SAW’s backyard. (Corner of Sopris Ave & Hwy 133)
The village will feature a booze booth, quirky local holiday gifts, reindeer, music, puppets, a bonfire, SMOKE barbeque, coffee, cocoa, music, movies, and more. This is going to be so IT!
Dates to remember!
Friday December 10th from 5-9pm, Saturday December 11th from 11am-4pm, and Sunday December 12th from 11am to 4pm.
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A portion of the evening’s proceeds will go to Flash’s veterinary bills. Other proceeds will be donated to Anderson Ranch’s scholarship funds. Artists featured at “Flash Drive” will include: James Surls, Mark Cesark, Rick Parsons, Brad Reed Nelson, Doug Casebeer, John Hitchcock, Jason Schneider, Erin Dinsmoor, Elizabeth Ferrel, Paul Collins, Stanley Bell, Steven Colby, Carly Rebeiz, Diane Kenney, Alleghany Meadows, Sam Harvey, K. Rynus Cesark, among others.
The event will take place during Carbondale’s “First Fridays” celebration starting at 6:00pm at SAW, 978 Euclid Ave. “Flash Drive” is free and open to the public.
For more information on “Flash Drive,” please contact Stanley Bell at 970-376-2075 or bellstanley@gmail.com.
Event details subject to change.
Designed as a collaborative space for creative professionals and professional creatives, the Studio for Arts and Works (SAW) was remodeled from a chainsaw shop into artist studios and minimalist, industrial-style offices on a modest budget using non-toxic, salvaged and recycled materials wherever possible.
The tenant mix at SAW (4 potters, 2 painters, a jeweler, a glass artist and 10 service professionals) showcases our commitment to enhancing the vitality of our community through our work. The SAW gallery space, open to the public, hosts local artists on a monthly basis and has become an essential stop on Carbondale’s monthly “First Fridays” gallery walk.
The event will take place during Carbondale’s “First Fridays” celebration starting at 6:00pm at SAW, 978 Euclid Ave. “Flash Drive” is free and open to the public.
For more information on “Flash Drive,” please contact Stanley Bell at 970-376-2075 or bellstanley@gmail.com.
Event details subject to change.
Designed as a collaborative space for creative professionals and professional creatives, the Studio for Arts and Works (SAW) was remodeled from a chainsaw shop into artist studios and minimalist, industrial-style offices on a modest budget using non-toxic, salvaged and recycled materials wherever possible.
The tenant mix at SAW (4 potters, 2 painters, a jeweler, a glass artist and 10 service professionals) showcases our commitment to enhancing the vitality of our community through our work. The SAW gallery space, open to the public, hosts local artists on a monthly basis and has become an essential stop on Carbondale’s monthly “First Fridays” gallery walk.
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978 Euclid Ave. 970-963-0201
Carbondale, CO 81623
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The Studio for Arts + Works to hold First Fridays Opening and Fundraiser
Aspen, CO, August 2, 2010–– The Studio for Arts + Works (SAW) will feature a First Friday benefit for Flash Bell and Anderson Ranch Art Center’s student scholarships. Flash Bell, one of the studio dogs at SAW, was recently hit by a car. Some of SAW’s friends have generously donated works to a group show called “Flash Drive.” A portion of the evening’s proceeds will go to Flash’s veterinary bills. Other proceeds will be donated to Anderson Ranch’s scholarship funds. Artists featured at “Flash Drive” will include: James Surls, Mark Cesark, Rick Parsons, Brad Reed Nelson, Doug Casebeer, John Hitchcock, Jason Schneider, Erin Dinsmoor, Elizabeth Ferrel, Paul Collins, Stanley Bell, Steven Colby, Carly Rebeiz, Diane Kenney, Alleghany Meadows, Sam Harvey, K. Rynus Cesark, among others.
The event will take place during Carbondale’s “First Fridays” celebration starting at 6:00pm at SAW, 978 Euclid Ave. “Flash Drive” is free and open to the public.
For more information on “Flash Drive,” please contact Stanley Bell at 970-376-2075 or bellstanley@gmail.com.
Event details subject to change.
Designed as a collaborative space for creative professionals and professional creatives, the Studio for Arts and Works (SAW) was remodeled from a chainsaw shop into artist studios and minimalist, industrial-style offices on a modest budget using non-toxic, salvaged and recycled materials wherever possible.
The tenant mix at SAW (4 potters, 2 painters, a jeweler, a glass artist and 10 service professionals) showcases our commitment to enhancing the vitality of our community through our work. The SAW gallery space, open to the public, hosts local artists on a monthly basis and has become an essential stop on Carbondale’s monthly “First Fridays” gallery walk.
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