This is a photo I took of our pond this winter - there is a patch of snow on a rock that looked like the eye Matt is painting in his portrait below.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Portrait of Matt Hardwick Painting His Self Portrait
This is a photo I took of our pond this winter - there is a patch of snow on a rock that looked like the eye Matt is painting in his portrait below.
Labels:
acrylics,
Matt Hardwick,
portrait,
Self portrait
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Tonight on Channel 12
KBDI PBS has won the Colorado Broadcasters Association 2009 Award of Excellence for Allen True's West
Special Encore Presentation Tonight:
| Allen True's West To mark the final week of the Allen True’s West exhibits at the Colo- rado History Museum and Denver Art Museum, KBDI presents this en- core presentation of ALLEN TRUE'S WEST, a KBDI original production that showcases the life and art of Colorado’s foremost muralist, whose later work captured the character of a region in trans- ition from wild frontier to the modern West. |
Friday, March 19, 2010
Cancellation of Autism Society Event
Sorry friends, but if any of you were planning tonight to attend the benefit for the Colorado Autism Society at 910Arts Gallery, it has been cancelled because of the snow.
Where are all those tough Coloradoans when you need them?
If the event is re-scheduled, I'll let you know. Meanwhile, please pass the word.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
"I Paint Therefore I Am" at 910Arts in Denver

In my first serious curatorial effort, I introduce a group of artists who are in the early stages of showing professionally.
The artists of “I Paint Therefore I Am” share a strong visual sense, an individual personal view of the world, and clarity about image and color. These artists have each studied with me, and it has been my joy to watch them emerge as accomplished, mature painters.
If you live in or near Denver, please join us for the opening of "I Paint Therefore I Am" at the 910 Arts Event Center, 910 Santa Fe Drive, on Friday evening, March 5, from 6 to 9 PM.
In addition to the First Friday opening, a number of special events surround the show, Including a benefit for the Autism Society, a Saturday afternoon Artist's Tea, and Movie Night with a film introduced by film critic, filmmaker and teacher Robert Denerstein. See the dates and times of these events below.
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