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Weaver Klaus Anselm finds his bliss in a loom
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save It was love at first weave. Klaus Anselm practiced medicine in Pueblo for decades. In 1998, when he was 63 and one year away from retirement, he followed a whim and signed up for a…
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Weaver Klaus Anselm finds his bliss in a loom
It was love at first weave. Klaus Anselm practiced medicine in Pueblo for decades. In 1998, when he was 63 and one year away from retirement, he followed a whim and signed up for a weaving workshop with Marianne Cardinal at the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center. Anselm, now 77, never looked back. He quickly…
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The FAC’s ‘Prelude to a Kiss’ poses questions about the nature of love and loss
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save They say a kiss is just a kiss, but sometimes it’s more. Sometimes it changes your life. Or on a rare occasion, deposits you directly into another’s person’s body. Whichever comes first. On a cold…
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The FAC’s ‘Prelude to a Kiss’ poses questions about the nature of love and loss
They say a kiss is just a kiss, but sometimes it’s more. Sometimes it changes your life. Or on a rare occasion, deposits you directly into another’s person’s body. Whichever comes first. On a cold Saturday afternoon in January, there’s a lot of kissing going on. The two leads of the Fine Arts Center production…
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An artist’s passion for robots creates ‘gentle giants’
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The artist Michael Salter loves robots.In fact, Salter, 45, makes robots. Not of the scary variety, but more of the gentle giant type who wants to befriend and help humans. His creations aren’t made of…
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An artist’s passion for robots creates ‘gentle giants’
The artist Michael Salter loves robots.In fact, Salter, 45, makes robots. Not of the scary variety, but more of the gentle giant type who wants to befriend and help humans. His creations aren’t made of plastic or metal and they don’t have computer chips inside them for brains.No, Salter makes robots out of styrofoam.He is…
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Murray Ross on ‘The Glass Menagerie:’ Between cats and unicorns
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Editor’s note: This column invites local organizations to write about interesting aspects of upcoming events in their own words. Tennessee Williams called “The Glass Menagerie” “a memory play.” The memory belongs to the character of…
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Murray Ross on ‘The Glass Menagerie:’ Between cats and unicorns
Editor’s note: This column invites local organizations to write about interesting aspects of upcoming events in their own words. Tennessee Williams called “The Glass Menagerie” “a memory play.” The memory belongs to the character of Tom, who is remembering and narrating his family life in a 1930’s St. Louis tenement before he left home. But…
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Newly purposed space in the FAC becomes second stage with ‘Make Sure It’s Me’
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save It shined up into a gem of an idea.The Fine Arts Center staff has mulled over the idea of creating a new space for theater productions for a number of years. They were intent on…
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Newly purposed space in the FAC becomes second stage with ‘Make Sure It’s Me’
It shined up into a gem of an idea.The Fine Arts Center staff has mulled over the idea of creating a new space for theater productions for a number of years. They were intent on finding a “black box space” — that is an intimate space often literally painted black — to devote to development…