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08 Nov Truly Telluride, sneak peek

Posted at 21:01h in Around Telluride, Personalities by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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The late Steve Butts, who fell victim to an avalanche while skiing in Canada in 2005, dreamed of introducing people to the unique lifestyle of Telluride. Telluride Properties became his means to that end. Steve’s spirit remains top of mind as his brokers/friends continue to...

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30 Oct Alacazem 2008.10.31

Posted at 19:45h in Uncategorized by Cynthia Hansen Zehm 0 Comments

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October 31 to November 7, 2008 Visible Planets: Morning: Mercury, SaturnEvening: Venus and Jupiter Outside, raking leaves, I am stunned by the magnificence of the day. Deep blue, cerulean skies, warm-hot sun and air so fresh, it sparkles. But then, it’s the legendary season of...

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28 Oct Four Poems: Telluride Suite, Seasons at 8750

Posted at 14:50h in Performing Arts by Telluwriter TIO 0 Comments

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by Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer Spring:Come Closer Eager to play, spring bumbles inlike a dizzy beedazed by yellow exuberancewondering which tree, which stem,which blade of new grass to next visit.Whirrrrr-whoosh hustles in the first hummingbird,whip-stridently flirting with petal-some red,sweet hussy of fling,flippant rush of a thing,yes!...

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24 Oct Oh, the Possibilities!

Posted at 12:06h in Around Telluride by Kimm Viebrock 0 Comments

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Granted, it’s a bit of a letdown to have my parents gone back to Telluride but their absence has also given me some time to reflect over the past couple of weeks. Here is what I notice first and foremost – we work well together....

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06 Oct George and Beth Gage: Love for their neighbors and for the earth inspires local filmmakers

Posted at 21:01h in Around Telluride, Film, Personalities by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Their goal is clear: to entertain and inform. He is in charge of images. Her deal is words. Together George and Beth Gage make highly intelligent, visually seductive documentaries that can make a difference to their neighbors and to the planet.

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19 Sep Alacazem

Posted at 12:51h in Advice by Cynthia Hansen Zehm 0 Comments

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Alacazem By Cynthia Hansen Zehm September 18 to 25, 2008 Visible Planets: Morning: Saturn from the 22nd Evening: Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter

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05 Sep Corinne Creel featured at Stronghouse Studios, part of First Thursday Art Walk

Posted at 21:13h in Fine Art by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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“Every work of art is the child of its time; often it is the mother of our emotions,” Wassily Kandinsky in “Concerning the Spiritual in Art” Corinne Creel’s changing landscapes are little corners of creation, seen through the polished lens of her imagination and evolving...

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04 Sep Robert Weatherford: a Telluride original

Posted at 17:13h in Fine Art by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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The living room that looks like a small museum is in fact the studio of local artist Robert Weatherford, a Telluride original. (He paints at the far end of the room, not shown.) Weatherford’s legacy is expressionism, a term describing a movement in art history...

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03 Sep Telluride Film Fest 2008: why we’ve loved you for so long

Posted at 16:59h in Film by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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It must be in the zeitgeist. The 35th annual Telluride Film Festival was all about change we can believe in. In film after film, we watched Everyman underdogs beat the odds and triumph over the rich and the powerful, all in the context of unvarnished...

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