Telluride Film Festival: Line-up at the After Fest
The Telluride Film Festival just ended, with the 40th year producing one of the most successful (read robust, no clunkers) weekends in the history of the event. What exactly do we
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Poets’ Corner: Feela Marks the End of Summer
Editor’s note: Author/poet/recently retired teacher-writing instructor David Feela is a regular contributor to Telluride Inside… and Out. The man is, as you will see, quirky
Poets’ Corner: “The Drive-In” for Film Fest
Editor’s note: Kierstin Bridger, a winner of Telluride Arts’ Mark Fischer Poetry Prize, is a regular contributor to Telluride Inside… and Out. She is nothing if not arch a
Between the Covers: Scholars on the Sidewalk
We love assembling a bunch of smartypants for a sidewalk event – especially around a wonderful celebration like Telluride Film Festival‘s 40th anniversary. This weekend, sp
Telluride Film Fest: Overview #4, Meyer on Herzog & More for 40th
Werner Herzog and Telluride Film Fest’s newest venue: Telluride Film Festival co-director Gary Meyer, who became a director seven years ago after #33 remembers when he first
Telluride Film Fest: Overview #3, Docs & More
Telluride has its fair share of star-laden premieres, but the SHOW has a strong tradition of non-fiction, which has equal footing with features. Hands down, the one with the loudes
40th Annual Telluride Film Fest: Overview #2, Features
Please note: Whenever available, posts contain links to trailers for the films for your previewing pleasure. In Telluride, as regulars know, the full list of films, filmmakers and
40th Annual Telluride Film Fest, Overview #1 + Tributees
“The first time I came to Telluride there were three wonderful tributes, a selection of discoveries from around the world and classic films presented with such love that I fe
Telluride Film Festival: Todd McCarthy Talks #40
The leaves are starting to change. That means that the Telluride Film Festival is upon us. In the run-up to the Big Event, 37-year Telluride Film Festival veteran Todd McCarthy of
A Few Ways the Telluride Film Festival Thanks Telluride
Many years ago, Telluride Film Festival director and co-founder Bill Pence proclaimed his on-going allegiance to the town. “There would be no Telluride Film Festival without Tell
Between the Covers: “The Puppy Diet,” booksigning Wednesday
Dr. Beryl Jupiter has a unique approach to dieting: Raise a puppy. Though it may not be quite as simple as it sounds, Jupiter elaborates on the idea in a lighthearted book titled,
Telluride Film Festival 2013: No pass? Don’t pass
“No matter what kind of year I have had, if I come to Telluride, it’s been a good year,” Werner Herzog, honored by Film Fest’s newest venue Lights! Camera! Acti
Telluride Foundation: Community Grant Apps Now Available
The Telluride Foundation Community Grant Applications are now available on the Foundation’s website. http://www.telluridefoundation.org/index.php?page=community-grants Gr
Julia Crockett: Back in Town to Teach Movement Workshop
What happens in Telluride does not stay in Telluride – and that is a good thing. And a natural thing, the way of the world, if the subject is the young people who grow up in the
Telluride Film Festival: Nugget Theatre Goes Digital
Just in time for the 40th Anniversary of the Telluride Film Festival, the Nugget Theatre (now operated year-round by the Festival), will undergo a digital cinema conversion that wi
Telluride Theatre’s “Dinner w/ Dionysus,” Energy & Hi Jinx
“Dionysus” takes place at the Ah Haa School, 300 South Townsend, 8 p.m. through Thursday, 8/22. Reservations required. Telluride Theatre‘s artistic director Sasha
17th Annual KOTO Doo-Dah: Thievery Corporation
With special guests, The Pimps of Joytime & DJ I-Gene Thievery Corporation is a Washington D.C.-based recording artist and DJ duo comprised of Rob Garza, Eric Hilton and suppor
“A Life That Matters”: Dr. Ken Salyer at Library 8/23
There will be time, there will be time. To prepare a face to meet the faces that you meet,” T.S. Eliot’s “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock “We present ou
Telluride Institute & Arts: Christo & “Over the River”
“Revelation through concealment,” art critic David Bourdan About Christo: Over 40 years, Christo and his wife and artistic partner Jeanne-Claude (now deceased) became w
Telluride Theatre: “Dinner with Dionysus” at Ah Haa
Party like it is 1237 B.C. Guess who’s coming to dinner? Promise, he will bring the wine. It’s Dionysus, who can be scarier than your mother-in-law on a bad hair day an
Sheridan Opera House: Telluride Plein Air After Sale
They came. They saw. They painted. “They” were Plein Air artists selected through a juried process, their work (along with a biography) vetted by a panel of artists, ga
Photographer Ben Knight in the News
Still trawling the Internet daily. And today I came across a familiar name. Ben Knight was a photographer at the Daily Planet when I worked there (which I did for 15 years). He was