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December's First Friday Artwalk - Vimarsana News

December's First Friday Artwalk

Those bundling up and hitting the streets for December’s First Friday Artwalk will encounter a mix of fresh mind-expanding exhibits and multi-artist shows aimed at holiday shoppers. Here’s our list

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Colorado Springs husband, wife artists explore grief, healing in new exhibit - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs husband, wife artists explore grief, healing in new exhibit

Colorado Springs husband and wife artists Brett Andrus and Riley Bratzler will open their first joint show. "Remembering How to Be Human" will feature almost two dozen new figurative paintings

Colorado Springs sculptor hopes new show prompts self-reflection about life's journey - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs sculptor hopes new show prompts self-reflection about life's journey

Colorado Springs sculptor Kurt Kieffer's new show, "Almost Maybe," visually reflects the big decisions in his life that pivoted him in different directions. It opens Friday at Bosky Studio and

Lorelei Beckstrom's new exhibition is the result of countless new beginnings | Culture - Vimarsana News

Lorelei Beckstrom's new exhibition is the result of countless new beginnings | Culture

Lorelei Beckstrom has always been fiercely independent. She feels most lonely in groups of people and loves to travel alone, preferring a life where she isn’t tethered to the concept

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Pikes Pick: Former Colorado Springs artist returns for new show - Vimarsana News

Pikes Pick: Former Colorado Springs artist returns for new show

Former Colorado Springs artist Lorelei Beckstrom will be back in town for a new show, "Full Circle." Her paintings were inspired by the people and sights of the 15 countries