I produce monotypes at fine art presses, working with a master printer. Using a vocabulary of color and composition I improvise on a theme that comes to me at the moment of creation. I've found, through trial and error, that it's better not to start with a preconceived notion of the final result. The moment of revealing the finished piece as the paper runs through the press can be surprising and if you're lucky very fulfilling.

My drawings are illustrations of personal mythologies inspired by an interest in philosophy, modern physics and mystical experience.

I was born in Moscow, Russia, where I lived most of my life. I moved to the United States with my family in December 1992. I became involved in art in high school. Although I mostly taught myself, I also took some art classes at the Moscow University. For me, education has been a continuous process.In addition to conventional media, I have developed innovative techniques and approaches, such as textured paper and folding boards. I work with watercolors, acrylic, gouache, charcoal and pencil.

I enjoy the striptease life affords one if able to live long enough. “Life’s rich pageant” reveals history whether it be my vision or an actual happenstance the difference is crucial. The underpinnings of my work tend to represent time passing while exposing the markers that went before me, as my imagery is linked to past experiences. Henry David Thoreau said it best.. “It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see."

I am an intuitive painter. I make a mark and respond. The painting takes form in a partnership and dance between myself and the image that evolves. Drawing with graphite and/or the brush is my starting point, and then I respond with color, often adding more linear marks as I progress. My work is ethereal and speaks of portals, places and spaces beyond.

My unique painted fabric sculptures are molded directly from the posed subject's figure. Recent projects include sculptures of Paralympians for the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training and Visitor Center, a sculptural exhibit of Colorado Ballet dancers for the Armstrong Center of Dance, and a commemorative work at History Colorado Center. I can create sculptures of you and your loved ones, too! Sales, commissions, visits to my studio are welcome.

J-Love Jewelry is the work of artisan goldsmith and fine jewelry designer, Jenny Seidel (GIA GJ, JDT, AJP). I fuse new-world and old-world techniques, creating custom one-of-a-kind fine jewelry from start to finish using CAD, hand fabrication, wax carving, stone setting and hand engraving where every piece is meticulously crafted under a microscope. I specialize in creating bespoke engagement rings and am passionate about every aspect of the creative process to create tokens of love and pour a little piece of my heart into every jewel, transforming them into wearable pieces of art. (720) 440-2858

A Denver Artist, Madeleine Dodge has been a figure in Denver’s artist community for the past thirty years. She graduated from the University of Colorado in Boulder in Fine Arts as a painter.

Suzanne Kramer creates ephemeral and atmospheric paintings in a lyrical construct that suggests a mysterious alliance between nature and modern life. Her works are spatial metaphors where line becomes form.

After a rich career in arts administration in museums and as the Executive Director of the Art Students League of Denver for eleven years, today I am a Colorado artist working in ceramic sculpture. . Centered on narrative themes from a woman's point-of-view, each abstracted figure has an energy created by exaggerated gestures, distortions, and nuanced expressions defining character. Many speak to the vulnerability of women, yet come from a place of strength. Textured paper clay is my medium.

Pam Rogers is a painter/sculptor whose work explores the territory between the nature and the role of the artist as they engage with nature. She works with natural materials and makes many of her pigments and inks from locally sourced plants, minerals and soil. Born in Boulder, Colorado, Rogers has a BA in art history from Wellesley College, an MFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design, and a certificate in botanical illustration through a program in Kew Gardens, England.

The Diana Ruth Designs brand consists of limited release wearables and collections for the home. The works she creates are inspired by her travels, particularly when she lived in Japan, her Lithuanian heritage and the landscape surrounding her. Custom pieces are welcome and encouraged!

Funk Shui Studios offers a variety of exciting jewelry workshops and art classes. Come discover the joy and fulfillment that creativity brings. Explore our offerings and schedule on our website.

I am a self-taught artist and scientist, with a deep interest in most subjects, who has struggled for years to find a balance between the logic that guides scientific thought, and the pure expression that creates art with feeling. Ultimately, I threw my lot in with the artists, even when doing science.

As a native Coloradan artist, I strive not to take myself too seriously. My art invites others to look at life a bit more saturated, a little more whimsical, and with a touch of hope.

Jimmy Freeman is a silversmith who hand-fabricates sterling silver jewelry with meticulous craftsmanship. His designs have clean lines, are modern, and easily push the boundaries of norm and gender.

Bold and beautiful, artist Robert Spooner’s work spans from large-format, non-objective to traditional expressions, and is constantly pushing for visual excellence. Visit Spooner’s Denver studio today and put beautiful art in the world.

Jessica Craig is a musician and painter creating bold and colorful abstract works of all sizes. New to Prism Workspaces but with deep roots in the Denver community, her company Wirebird makes, produces and supports art, music, and community in the mile-hi city. She is currently accepting commission work, and studio tours are available on request.

Our current line of leather goods has evolved out of a search to create fine-crafted leather goods made by hand using the finest full-grain oil-tanned leather. Our leather is sourced from US tanneries and distributors. “We call it slow fashion.” Each item is designed, cut, and made by hand. This process does take time, but in the end, you are left with a product that will naturally condition and develop a delicious patina for years to come.

Morgan Moss is a contemporary artist based in Denver, Colorado, who originally hails from the picturesque landscapes of Maine. Her versatile style encompasses both representational and abstract elements, allowing her to explore themes of identity, environment, and emotion in diverse ways. Morgan’s commitment to experimentation with materials and techniques fosters an ever-evolving body of work that challenges traditional definitions of contemporary art.

My work starts with a mark, a color, or a shape, and builds from there. I often have no idea where the painting will go in the beginning stages and I strive for expressive freedom. A story is created as paint is laid down, scraped off, refined, and edited. Through the language of movement, color, and contrast, told layer upon layer, I hope to express visually what I may not be able to verbally.

Oftentimes, when I begin a new piece of art, the final version is nothing like I had originally envisioned when I first set out. Rather, I let the glass guide me and the final image is born by pushing the boundaries of both my kiln and the glass as well as my own creativity. I am merely an instrument, fusing layers of glass, enamel and vitreous paint, not stopping until a moment or feeling has been captured.

Julie creates large glass panels, vases, bowls, and sculpture, as well as oil paintings in her creative practice.

My art career is divided into two expressions. First is public art works that are unique images, designed and created for unique customers, corporations and communities. Second is an open exploration of self expression and artistic celebration. Each of these artistic disciplines are an attempt to put an image to my deep love affair with the times we live in and a search for new symbols for the evolving mythologies of our modern times.

I take the art of wine and transform it into wine art for other wine lovers all over the world. I often paint using corks as my paintbrush to further my connection to the wine. Wine means so much to so many people, and that’s what I connect to when I paint.

Abstract painter. Available for private in-studio consultation and commissions. 303-885-3357

Usually optical and kinetic but sometimes political, my artwork always centers on pattern, geometry and grids. Use of unusual materials is one constant: duct tape, plexiglas, saran wrap and emergency blankets, as well as more traditional mediums. Often my shows are installed as a single unit, treating the entire gallery as a blank canvas.

Concrete Poppy Design is a sustainable, small batch and handcrafted candle company in Denver, CO. All of our candles are intentionally designed to be in your home for good - we call it Burn to Bloom. Each candle comes with a small vial of wildflower seeds and instructions on how to transform your ceramic vessel into a planter after you've enjoyed your candle. Come join the CPD community!

My work vision is to create glass pieces that are not only beautiful, sometimes tactile, and oftentimes functional. Functionality will not compromise beauty. I want the viewer to feel drawn to peer into the pieces and embark on an exploration of color and wonder.

I paint watercolor with a loose, moving and evocative style. My paintings are intended to draw you into the story so you can make it your own. In order to create energy and movement, I paint quickly but, a lot of planning and preparation goes into developing the idea before I ever put my brush to the paper. You can see what goes into the early stages of a painting by looking through the prolific stack of sketchbooks in my studio! I welcome your visit.

Christina is a photographer specializing in professional and corporate headshot photography. She enjoys bringing out the natural confidence in people and helping them be comfortable in front of the camera. Christina also does pet photography under the name, Wag Your Tail Photography, which was her first passion in this art form and continues to bring her much joy.

One jurist who invited Ms. Purdy into an exhibition said Lisa's work is deeply original and a bit quirky. That fairly sums it up. Her paintings have also been said to convey a sense of calm while incorporating a complex layering of lines and forms. Lisa spent her formative years at Cranbrook Schools in Michigan - a National Historic Landmark. While there she was surrounded by the architecture and art of some of the most influential designers of the 1930s. This experience compelled her to look for ways to bring art into the lives of others at all times.

Figurative contemporary bronze sculpture from miniature to monumental

Carole Goodwin is a contemporary emerging artist based in Denver, CO. She captures emotions and feelings and paints both abstract and representationally.

Michelle Polizzi is a writer and storyteller whose work has appeared or is forthcoming in HuffPost, Slate, Insider, Parade, Querencia Press and The Economic Hardship Reporting Project. She is the author of Model Home, an unpublished memoir about the housing crisis in rural America, and her writing has received recognition from Lighthouse Writers Workshop, Herstry and The Florida Review. She also dabbles in illustration, jewelry-making and upcycled fashion.

Rachael Levine is a textiles artist with a focus on Shibori and fabric dyeing. She has been a working artist since Fall of 2014 and graduated with a BFA in Fashion Design from Columbia College Chicago.

Why do I paint? Sometimes I wonder why with all the exciting new technology out there why I choose to use a centuries old practice of applying color to a surface? My work keeps evolving and growing. I’ve worked in oil, acrylic and watercolor and now I am adding fabric and Japanese sashiko stitching to collages.