In December and January Telluride is clocked in shadow by late afternoon. But over those same two months, Slate Gray offers a break from the gloom. From December 19 – February 2,
MAKE WAY FOR BERTHE WEILL: ART DEALER OF THE PARISIAN AVANT-GARDE features Berthe Weill (1865-1951), who promoted Matisse and Modigliani, and was Picasso’s first dealer. This
With apologies to Buffalo Springfield, something’s happening here. What it is is becoming clear… Call it Synchronicity? Coincidence? Karma? On recent evening, we a
This is New York, where black has always been and remains a thing, on and off the rack. And in this iteration, breathtakingly beautiful on stage. Don’t miss Complexions at Th
We are always on a high in New York- even when the art we are seeing goes low. Such was the case with “Oh Mary!” The high: also saw the show at the Met all about Sienes
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (or DEI) is the subtext of our ongoing cultural bath in Manhattan and surrounds, just as post-election, the acronym still echoes loud and clear
Jealousy, personal politics, and the high price of lies and betrayal. individual and national. The socio-cultural-political themes of the powerful “People of the Book,”
A stroll along Seattle’s storied waterfront is a must. Recently completed is the Overlook Walk at Salish Steps, just above the Ocean Pavilion, the new addition to the Seattle Aqu
Telluride’s Slate Gray Gallery continues the fall season with more memorable shows. Up now is the work of Telluride (and Brooklyn) local Beverly Crilly with “Making Meaning
Telluride’s Ah Haa School for the Arts’ HAHA is the most exciting community event and fundraiser of the summer season! Returning in its third year, for a 3-day run, the one
Telluride’s Sheridan Arts Foundation (SAF) hosts 22 nationally recognized American plein air artists from June 28-July 4, 2022. The group gathers in Telluride for the 19th annual
