Arts

Photos: Holiday Arts and Crafts Festival features 70 vendors this weekend

Rasta Stevie holds a spirit wand that his wife, Feather Smith, and her son, Che Smith, made for their business,…

Event to discuss ‘Indigenous mascots’ is abruptly canceled in Durango

Community conversation called off shortly after Toh-Atin Gallery co-owner sends email

Durango has few holiday traditions like Lorraine Taylor’s window painting

plans to call it quits in 2022 after 60 years of festive art

Work of Dolores Mountain Quilters on display at Dolores Public Library

A dozen quilters showcased on gallery walls

Durango Art Brigade completes 17 projects this year

looks to fund more artwork in 2022 through its lodgers tax increase

Community arts center in Ignacio seeking permanent home

Dancing Spirit wants to move into corner lot, be more visible

Farmers Market: Hannah Wilson makes functional Southwest art

sells prints, stickers, cards, yoga mats – and hats

Painting and Asperger’s syndrome: A powerful pair

Durango man uses art to spread awareness about being on the spectrum

Creative Economy Commission approves new murals in Durango

Projects designed to beautify neighborhoods

Durango’s ‘Common Threads’ public art project likely pushed to spring

Developer to ask National Endowment for the Arts for more time to use grant

Carve Wars returns to Purgatory Resort

Carvings to be sold at live auction

Woman seeks new path, wants to trade engagement ring for art supplies

Robinson rediscovered painting after ending nine-year relationship

Now playing at Durango movie theaters

playing in Durango July 23-29

Biz Markie, known for classic rap song ‘Just a Friend,’ dies

Biz Markie, the hip-hop staple known for his beatboxing prowess, turntable mastery and the 1989 classic “Just a Friend,” has…

Arts and crafts festival to be held

The festival will feature local artists with hand/homemade arts, crafts and foods, including jewelry, woodwork, kitchen and home decor, clothing,…

Ignacio pledges support for Creative District

Government resolution could help district tap into Colorado resources

Bloomfield artist puts Sleeping Ute Mountain on exhibit in Oklahoma

man was invited to participate in the Prix de West Art Show

Durango’s long-awaited art installation ‘Common Threads’ delayed, again

considers alternative locations for steel panels

Durango, Ignacio artists create and sell digital files as non-fungible tokens

Blockchain-based NFTs are tradable online, but may carry an environmental cost

How much is Durango’s creative economy worth?

Recreation remains top draw, but arts are gaining momentum

Painted pianos in Aztec a reminder to slowdown, enjoy the moment

‘Big Sound in a Small Town’ offers healing through art

Ignacio’s Dancing Spirit faces critical financial shortfall

Nonprofit plans to raise funds at annual Taste of Christmas event

San Juan College dishes up bowls for charity

raised $12,000 last year for nonprofits

Photos: Painter makes dumpster her canvas