July 1, 10am - 8pm
July 2, 10am - 8pm
July 3, 10am - 6pm

Where: Cherry Creek North in Denver. The Festival is located on 2nd and 3rd Avenues from Clayton to Steele and between 2nd and 3rd Avenues from Detroit to Steele.

I am in Booth #12.

Cherry Creek Arts Festival (CCAF) is a world-class and award-winning celebration of visual, culinary and performing arts. This year’s festival will include 250 national and international renowned and emerging artists, offering an interactive art experience for everyone. The weekend includes 20 performing artists, Creation Station with children’s activities and food. CCAF relies on the support of a number of partners, some of whom have supported the event for more than 20 years, who activate the site with innovative experiences.

The Cherry Creek Arts Festival is produced by CherryArts, a year-round nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide access to art experiences and support arts education in Colorado.

Red Brick Center for the Arts
110 East Hallam Street, Aspen, CO

Hangs Thursday, June 2, 2022 until Friday, July 8, 2022

Opening Reception, Thursday, June 2, 5-7pm
artists will be in attendance

Round and Around: Alissa Davies, Johanna Mueller, Zakriya Rabani, Jill Scher, Richard Sundeen

Scientists have long known that humans are drawn to patterns. We recognize them as a means of survival and to derive meaning from our surroundings. The basic building blocks of our humanity – our DNA – is a repeating structure that infuses our biology. In this exhibition, patterns are explored by artists in ways that represent our personal, natural, biological, and cultural curiosities. While each artist explores their individual relationship to pattern, all the artists share an intuitive approach and a personal connection they say resonates on a deep level. As Alissa Davies states, “we carry these shapes and patterns around inside of us which we are continually drawn to revisit”. As in nature, forms are ever shifting and state boldly that change is a constant. Disrupting patterns and adopting new definitions can be as useful as creating order. This exhibition presents order and change in relation and both as constants. 

Work by Alissa Davies, Ginger Knowlton and Pamela Sica
June 1- 30
First Friday reception: June 4, 6 - 9pm
The Gallery @ the Bus Stop Apartments
4895 Broadway

Gallery Hours:
Thursday & Friday, 3-6pm
Saturday, 1-6pm
Or by appointment

Not only have kids’ relationships with one another changed as schooling has flip-flopped between in-person and online - so has the interaction between parents. No longer are there inspiring conversations after drop-off or long leisurely hang-outs after school while the kids play. Parents’ relationships have had to shift with the pandemic, and there is a loneliness, a missing of community, and an aloneness in parenting wins and struggles. 

With this in mind, we have come together as a trio to present bodies of work that connect us to one another and to document our inner spaces in an outward way. Our intention is to witness and pay homage to our unique art practices as sources of healing and release - and to showcase them as inspiration for others to process their emotions from the past year. Intuitively created, these works are mirrors, depictions of holding the center amidst the myriad feelings pandemic life has generated. 

Please join us on Friday, June 4th 6-9pm for the First Friday in the Nobo Art District. Bring your masks, your picnic baskets, and be ready to stroll the galleries and studios and take in art and live music. Gallery hours are listed above, and we are always happy to arrange private viewings. The show hangs June 1 - 30.