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In response to the climate crisis and commercial space operations, a group of Roaring Fork Valley artists opened the Aspen Space Station last month. The project is the site of futuristic space art installations and events aimed at climate advocacy. -
Theatre Aspen’s Solo Flights Festival offers a ground level look at the creative process through a series of one-person plays.
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Feminist art activists the Guerrilla Girls have been fighting against sexism and racism in the art world since 1985, and this week, they'll be at Anderson Ranch Arts Center as part of Recognition Week. -
As part of our series “Young Artists: A Collage of Creative Voices” about how local kids have kept creating during the pandemic, arts and culture reporter Kirsten Dobroth spoke with two-time Aspen Words Youth Poetry Slam winner Ruthie Brown, and sent this audio postcard.
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After over a year of the pandemic, there seems to be a light at the end of the tunnel. COVID cases are going down as people get vaccinated and things are starting to reopen. But how are people doing when it comes to mental health?
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This year’s Eisner/Lauder New Views Documentaries & Dialogue Series features three films honoring the lives and legacies of trailblazers for gender and racial equity.
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As part of our series “Young Artists: A Collage of Creative Voices” about how local kids have kept creating during the pandemic, arts and culture reporter Kirsten Dobroth sent this audio postcard from a Dance Initiative hip-hop class at The Launchpad in Carbondale.
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As part one in our series “Young Artists: A Collage of Creative Voices” about how local kids have kept creating during the pandemic, arts and culture reporter Kirsten Dobroth sent this audio postcard from Reina Katzenberger’s Carbondale studio, The Project Shop.
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Carbondale-based artist Sylvia Johnson spent part of the pandemic working as a contact tracer in Garfield County. Her conversations with people who had COVID-19 became a source of inspiration, which she has now turned into a storytelling project.
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In the Roaring Fork Valley, some beloved events will once again be in-person. Others will wait out another summer online while public health orders remain in flux, and some will offer a little bit of both. That latter hybrid model, however, might be around to stay as we move into a post-pandemic world.
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As things warm up across the Valley, Carbondale is looking to attract tourists and locals alike with two days of events and a new printed pocket guide to…
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This week, a group of middle and high school students from the Roaring Fork Valley compete virtually in Aspen Words’s Youth Poetry Slam. The event is the…
