Montrose- Feb. 5th. MCA February Show & Fundraiser
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Opening Reception, 5-7 pm, Friday, Feb. 5th. Wine, roses, piano concert.
Live (TICKETS) and Live-streamed (LINK).
Order take-out dinner from the Stone House.
The Art Center is open 10-4, Tuesday – Saturday.
Montrose- Feb. 12-14. MCP My Funny Valentine
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Art Event Dinners from the Stone House
The Stone House, Montrose, Colo., is partnering with MCA and Magic Circle for art event dinners. For MCA’s Wine & Roses, order take-out dinner and pick it up before the concert if you are attending virtually. For MCP’s My Funny Valentine, February 12, 13 and 14, ticket holders may show their printed ticket, or e-ticket to receive either a free dessert, free house cocktail or glass of house wine, or a bottle of house wine for only $15 the weekend of Valentine’s day. For Sunday brunch we are also offering a free breakfast martini for ticket holders. Valentine’s weekend will be busy, so please call as soon as you can to get a reservation.
Order directly from the Stone House. (Portion of proceeds also benefit the event holder).
MCA Dinner orders 970-240-8899 (Don)
MCP show. Reservations. Email: braines@stonehousemontrose.com
MCA, Feb. 6-27
Foundations Art Course
Information, Registration.
Ouray, Feb. 16
Narrow Gauge RR
Information, Registration.
Artist, Cheri Isgreen in her studio.
By Kathryn R. Burke. Incredibly talented and continually evolving, this mixed-media artist is the embodiment of a creative spirit…an inspiration to any and all who experience her work. [Read her story.] [Watch video, “Beyond Raku.”]
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Nick Carozza. Lily Rae Photography
By Kathryn R. Burke. Nick Carozza is an oboist, conductor, and pianist. He is the Principal Oboe for Valley Symphony Orchestra, Colorado Mesa University Wind Ensemble, Lake City Stinger band, and was guest principal oboe for Fort Lewis College Wind Ensemble. Carozza has also performed as guest soloist for multiple organizations. Read more at nickcarozza.com. Buy his CD Wine & Roses here.
Barb Campbell,
VSA Musician
Barb Campbell, cello. Valley Symphony Orchestra. Courtesy photo.
Barb, a life-long musician, stopped playing music after a brain injury took away her ability to read music and destroyed her coordination. With dogged determination, she I relearned, and her doctor said playing the cello was one of the biggest drivers in her. [Read story]
“My path is to follow beauty, a trail of loveliness, to a place where truth and kindness still exist—and there is hope for tomorrow.”
Beautiful Art, Beautiful Philosophy of Life. Beautiful lady. Watch the video about this visionary woman.
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“Painting is my passion. I delight in the effort, and become lost within the process of each evolving piece.”
Marko creates dynamic compositions in contemporary style utilizing a vivid visual memory combined with a strong sense of design. There is an honest sense of place and time expressed in the subjects that Marko Marino portrays.
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