Colorado Art Ranch
Arts + People + Place

Colorado Art Ranch is a nonprofit nomadic artist and writer's residency and Artposium.

The program travels to two Colorado towns each year and adopts themes that reflect the area's heritage, natural resources, topography and people.

The program is composed of two parts: a two-day Artposium open to the public and a one-month residency for literary and visual artists.


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Steamboat Springs Artposium May 16-18, 2008

Plains, Frames & Land Use Ideals

A weekend for people who love art, writing, and the land
The Artposium is a two-day event exploring the intersection of writing, art and land use. The land stewardship theme will be explored from many different directions including: art, writing, planning and music. The fee includes six main-stage presentations, a choice of workshops, two continental breakfasts, two lunches and two receptions.

Joel Allen Flipping the Funnel: Seeing and Creating Art in Nature
Bruce Beckum Sense of Place: The Sixth Sense?
Heid Erdrich Poetry of the Land
Mollie Fager Conservation & the Arts
Shelley Mastran
Our Town: Rural Planning
Matthew Moore Rotations & Moore Estates
John Sant'Ambrogio Mountains and Valleys of the Cello
Dean Visintainer Ranching for Wildlife

More information is on our Artposium page. Also, see our artists in residence.

May 16-18, 2008

Carpenter Ranch, Hayden, Colorado (near Steamboat Springs)

All proceeds support Colorado Art Ranch, a non-profit arts organzation exploring the intersection of art, writing and the land.

$225 per person

Price includes Friday night reception, two continental breakfasts, two lunches, presentations, workshops and bonfire.

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Colorado Art Ranch
6878 Taft Court
Arvada, CO 80004

Or call Grant Pound
303.279.5198

 






 

 

UPCOMING EVENTS

Steamboat Springs Artposium, May 16-18, 2008. Plains, Frames & Land Use Ideals.

Fall 2008 What's So Funny About Art?. October 4, 2008 at St. Cajetan's on the Auraria Campus in Denver.

Spring 2009 By Wing & by Foot: the Migration Experience. San Luis Valley

Fall 2009 Sex and Sensibility. Trinidad

Look for the list of books by Colorado Art Ranch speakers and residents on Amazon. Feature books on our site are linked to the Tattered Cover.

 

 

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