Art

A unique traveling museum exhibit uses handmade garments to explore what life was like for women of color through different periods of Colorado history. Artist and historian Chloe Duplessis created 12 Tablecloths as a way to honor the little-known lives of domestic workers in Colorado.

Many people are uncomfortable with the idea of using artificial intelligence to create art. But a Boulder-based poet has recently been working to teach AI to write its own poems. And he says the process reveals a lot about how we view creativity.

Fort Collins is getting a taste of Turkey with the fourth annual Colorado Turkish Festival. From copper etching to coffee cup readings, organizers hope attendees enjoy and understand their culture.

R. Alan Brooks is a Denver-based graphic novelist, whose work touches on modern-day politics and culture – including the award-winning comic he writes for The Colorado Sun. Hear more about his work, and how he uses comics as a means to unpack current events and culture.

The Larimer County Farmer’s Market recently held a poster art contest with one rule — no AI. But several people voiced concerns that some entries were AI-generated. Now organizers are sharing proof.

The Greeley Creative District opened its Micro Art Festival, where every piece is no bigger than a Rubik's cube. They want to challenge artists and showcase the talent Northern Colorado has to offer.

The North Boulder Library is hosting a summer exhibition of Indigenous women artists. It's an effort to highlight their work in high-traffic areas and support the future of young Native artists.

Colorado is the first state to create “A Corps” or artist companies, a subset of limited liability corporations that keep creative control of companies in the hands of the artists.

Still In Sound features sonic interpretations from five artists of Clyfford Still's artwork. The exhibit also encourages participation, with one room casting colorful brushstrokes on a screen when visitors play instruments.

A bill being discussed at the state capitol could help make it easier for artists in Colorado to do business. The bill would create a new type of company structure called an Artist Corporation. And one of its main goals is to help an artist maintain control of their own creative work. Hear more about what the bill would do – and its Taylor Swift connection.