Since the late 1980's, Sharon Bond Brown has painted 85 "Virginia" paintings based on old photographs she found in the trash. "Virginia: A Life" is an exhibit celebrating an ordinary life. What drew Sharon to these materials was her interest in authentic voice (the letters), her interest in the period (1936-1944), and her fascination with old family snapshots. A sociology major in college, and the daughter, granddaughter and sister of psychiatrists, she has an eye for images that she can use to convey subtle psychological and social tensions. She sees the ways in which ordinary people reveal themselves, try to conceal themselves (often at the same time), and reflect culturally induced values.


Free and open to the public Tues - Sat 10 a.m - 4 p.m. from September 20 - January 18

Free Artist Reception│September 20, 5-7 p.m.

Uplifted

The grace of rock climbing inspired Isabel von Rittberg to combine her passions: climbing, dance and music. AscenDance Project performs choreographed movement on a climbing wall. Since its appearance on NBC’s America’s Got Talent, the troupe has received international recognition and a strong following. AscenDance Project relocated from California to Colorado in 2012. Von Rittberg is proud to perform with a group of strong and talented local athletes.

www.ascendanceproject.com

 

Adult: $25
Student/Senior: $22
Child (3-12): $20
Box Seat: $25