Past News from 2014

43rd Annual Jefferson Foundation High Schools Art Show 2014
The show runs from April 11th to May 11th at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities, 6901 Wadsworth Blvd in Arvada. The opening reception is Monday, April 21 from 6 to 9 PM with the awards ceremony at 7 PM.

The KCAG Award went to Morgan Lucero of Colombine High School for the drawing, 'Effexor'.
The teacher is Mrs. H. Puanani Warnke.

Judith Ahlborn's 'Oh the Aroma!' is on the cover of the March issue of American Quilter magazine.

Presenting at our March 2014 meeting was Gary Weston, Science Fiction Sculptor, who gave a very informative and fascinating presentation on his unique art style. He gets his inspiration from the likes of Rod Serling and Stephen King. Weston also researches and writes stories about his sculptures.

Presenting at our February 2014 meeting was Founder of Taoe Media, Tarik Ocon, a Denver media producer and socialpreneur who also considers himself an artist and musician. Members enjoyed an informative discussion learning what they can do to be successful artists in the Social Networking age.

Presenting at our January 2014 meeting was Lelija Roy, "Mixed Media Artist of landscapes observed, remembered, imagined." An accomplished artist, Lelija is represented by galleries in Colorado and Arizona. She showed and discussed examples of her work, and had a question and answer session.

See the work by Gail Firmin and Stefan Begej that was juried into the Littleton Fine Arts Board "Own An Original" show. The opening was on Thursday, November 21st at the Littleton Museum, 6028 S. Gallup Street. This is their 48th annual show, and the shows are consistently excellent. This year's show runs from November 22nd to January 12, 2014.

Two Handstands by Judith Ahlborn – appears in the "Hands" Reader Challenge of the December 2013/January 2014 issue of Quilting Arts Magazine.

Suzen Rodgers of the Painted Platter delivered an interesting and informative talk about the art of glass fusing at the November 2013 meeting.

The Ken-Caryl Art Guild is a non-profit organization committed to the education and development of artists of all levels, and the support of the arts in Ken-Caryl Ranch and surrounding communities.