Day: February 17, 2021

Things to Do Denver: Art Openings and Exhibitions February 17 to 23, 2021

Robert G. Mull 3 months ago

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A new art walk, an homage to Casa Bonita, lots of photography and some big nods to underrepresented artists are just a few of this week’s gallery viewing adventures. What will you fancy?

Art Attack: Eight New Art Shows and Events in Denver

Courtesy of the Five Points Atlas

Welton Street Art Walk
Welton Street Plaza, 2736 Welton Street
Wednesday, February 17, 4 to 8 p.m.
The folks behind the Five Points Atlas aim to help restore the Five Points business district on Welton Street back to its former glory by showcasing stories about Black businesses and entrepreneurs who are overlooked by the mainstream press. Now they want the public to come on down and see what’s going on by instigating the Welton Street Art Walk, a monthly event on third Wednesdays that kicks off on February 17. Expect live

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‘Gele I’ Giclee Print

Robert G. Mull 3 months ago

Digital Art Photography menggunakan Fb. Printmaking covers the making of photographs on paper that may be reproduced multiple instances by a printing process. It has been an essential inventive medium for a number of centuries, in the West and East Asia. Main historic methods embrace engraving , woodcut and etching in the West, and woodblock printing in East Asia, the place the Japanese ukiyo-e fashion is a very powerful. The 19th-century invention of lithography after which photographic techniques have partly replaced the historic methods. Older prints may be divided into the fine art Old Master print and fashionable prints , with guide illustrations and different sensible photos reminiscent of maps someplace within the center.

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Patricia Izzo-Kulczycki: Pillar of Wyandotte arts community had huge capacity for love, caring | News

Robert G. Mull 3 months ago

Art lovers throughout the world cherish the photographs and paintings of Patricia Izzo-Kulczycki, but perhaps nowhere was she more appreciated than in her own backyard.

Surrounded by family members, Izzo-Kulczycki died Feb. 12, 2021, after battling a 15-month illness. She was 72.

The owner of Patricia Izzo Fine Art Photography Studio/Gallery, she was regarded as a pillar in the Wyandotte and Downriver arts communities.

Born on Sept. 22, 1948, in Detroit, her family moved to Southgate when she was still a child. She graduated from Schafer High School and then went on to earn her bachelor of fine arts degree and masters of arts degree from Northern Michigan University in painting and photography.

Her husband, Stan Kulczycki, recalls that he met the love of his life at a party his brother threw in 1979. The couple married on Jan. 7, 1983, and moved to Wyandotte.

Outside of her career in

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