Arts (general)

Durango man to be sentenced for stealing, selling art

Brandon Donahue helped sell stolen photographs

Durango Bluegrass Meltdown is this weekend

Durango Bluegrass Meltdown turns 22

Durangoans weigh in on sculpture selections

to spend $24,000 on three new pieces

Mancos School of the West starts second year

school aims for more participants

Fort Lewis stages gritty, ambitious ‘Trojan Women: A Love Story’

Lewis stages gritty, ambitious ‘Trojan Women: A Love Story’

Hey, do bunnies lay eggs?

Bunnies inexplicably hatching from eggs appear to be the latest accoutrement to adorn the Arc of History on Monday at…

New interactive installation in Santa Fe will blow your mind

Wolf opens massive multi-media, multiple dimensional, interactive exhibit

Former Durangoan to show new film ‘Hybrids’ here

Vampire-witch film to screen at Allen

A&E Calendar

Donny Johnson, 5:30 p.m. Diamond Belle Saloon, 699 Main Ave. Dust Burley, 7 p.m., Office Spiritorium, 699 Main Ave. Karaoke,…

The Weekender

to do in and around Durango

Easter Arc eggs

The Weekender

to do in and around Durango

Art abounds at Creativity Festivity

– Howard Ikemoto Nurturing imagination and creativity are essential components in educating our children. Creativity is one of the innate…

Exhibit is astute political commentary laced with outrage

British culture critic Jonathan Jones wrote that last week in his column in The Guardian. Jones pointedly asked contemporary artists…

The masterworks of Ansel Adams

month left to see the iconic landscape photographer’s retrospective exhibit in Farmington

Looking back at life and art at 40

same-aged local artists reflect on life through their work in new Studio & show

Spontaneous art

Photographs show pain, sorrow and dreams

Gonzalez Palma’s cryptic show ‘Variations’ on display at Open Shutter Gallery

Mixed-media artist Anna Hepler ready to make a big splash in Durango

‘Site Unseen’ opens at Fort Lewis College gallery

In northeast Colorado, Bonnie, Lawton Lieder carry on artistic tradition

Bonnie Lieder looks out the back door of the house she shares with her husband, Lawton, in Wiggins, in northeast…

Antique maps weather both good times and bad

has navigated Santa Fe art world for 30 years

Does art and culture boost Durango’s economy?

plans study on impact of arts

Fortunato’s mystery ‘Dark Reservations’ a welcome addition to Western lore

Bureau of Indian Affairs Special Agent Joe Evers is facing early retirement because he screwed up on an investigation. Also,…

‘Without leading the way, she became the way’

Remembering Durango artist Karen Pittman