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JUNE 26, 2008 - Rock Mountain News
A quick course in abstraction
Mary Voelz Chandler

Summer doesn't bring much fluff these days to Denver galleries, and "Abstraction" is a case in point. It's an opportunity to study serious non- representational work by artists who rarely show here.

Gallery owner Sandra Phillips asked Sally Perisho to serve as guest curator, a welcome return to the art scene for the former head of what was then known as the Center for Visual Arts.
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MARCH 14, 2008 - The Denver Post
He went digital before digital was cool
By Kyle MacMillan
Denver Post Fine Arts Critic
By the time Todd Walker retired from teaching at the University of Arizona in Tucson in 1985, he was already a highly regarded photographer with works in dozens of major public collections, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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MARCH 15, 2008 - Rocky Mountain News
Focus on Photography
 Mary Voelz Chandler
People in the region know the work of artist Melanie Walker, an associate professor of art at the University of Colorado.
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DECEMBER 30, 2007 - THE DENVER POST
Best of 2007: Best of art
Inside and outside new museums, these galleries, curators and exhibitors sizzled....."Masters in Clay," Sandra Phillips Gallery. By Kyle MacMillan Denver Post Fine Arts Critic. Read More >

AUGUST 16, 2007 - THE DENVER POST
"Masters in Clay" is a solid look at Colorado's ceramists, old and new. By Kyle MacMillan Denver Post Fine Arts Critic. Read More >

AUGUST 20, 2007 - ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS
An artist shaped by clay - Ceramist Daniels makes sculptural form her own. By Mary Voelz Chandler. Read More >

AUGUST 30, 2007 - WESTWORD
Masters in Clay. A must-see show features rare appearances by Colorado sculptors. By Michael Paglia. Read More >


MARCH 17 2007 - ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS
Some people try to make wishes come true. Irene Delka McCray puts flesh on dreams. The paintings record things the mind wants to forget: abuse, tragedy, and unfathomable inhumanity. Read More >

MARCH 25, 2007- THE DENVER POST
Critics Choice - Read More >

 

March 17, 2005 - WESTWORD
Mel Strawn
The art world is constantly searching out fresh material, which is why there's always interest in talented artists in their twenties. But another way to come across stuff that's new is to rediscover artists who've been out of sight for a long time -- people who are typically in their seventies.
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NOVEMBER 20, 2006 - THE DENVER POST
Ruth Thomas Todd, who died Tuesday at age 96, established herself as one of abstract expressionism's pre-eminent artists, with a career that began in New York City galleries and flourished when she relocated to Denver in the 1970s.
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SEPTEMBER 2006 - A retrospective featuring the work of Mel Strawn will be on view at the Denver Central Library September 18 through November 24, 2006. The show is titled All Together Now and includes work from the 1940s to current.

Read an article from the Rocky Mountain News.

AUGUST 2006 - Carol Redmond's paintings were commissioned by the Denver Office of Cultural Affairs Public Art Program for the new Hyatt Hotel.  

JULY 2006 - Foothills Art Center Awards - Three clay artists with the Sandra Phillips Gallery - Katie Martineau-Caron, Julie McNair, and Bebe Alexander were honored with top awards at Foothills Art Center, 2006 Colorado Clay Exhibition. Katie Martineau-Caron received the “Juror’s Choice”  top award. 

JULY 2006 - Sandy Lane has received an honorable mention in the Distinguished exhibit “Connections” juried by acclaimed critic Donald Kuspit.

 

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