Best known as the designer of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Maya Lin is using her art and architecture to leave lasting monuments to her two passions: the environment and her heritage.
This weekend, the 19th Rocky Mountain Folks Festival will attract performers, fans and thrill-seekers. But at the end of the day, it all comes back to music. And this isn’t the folk of the ’60s.
You don’t have to be a Madison Avenue ad exec, a sexy secretary or a Stepford wife to appreciate the classic, sophisticated silhouettes inspired by the ’60s style of TV’s Mad Men.
Chie Imaizumi’s progression from shy music student in Japan to renowned jazz composer in the U.S. is difficult even for her to believe. “It is a dream,” she says.
The Cove might be the most exciting of all the recent movies that have attempted to deal with environmental issues.
Conrad Kehn’s music is a mashup of his many reinventions of self: electro acoustic, multimedia, improvisational, experimental rock with classical and post-modern influences thrown in for good measure.
Local magazine 303 launches its first issue dedicated to gentlemen Aug. 5, and the theme? “Steak, beer and nine local women we love … in the nude,” 303 spokeswoman Jessica Hamel tells denveralamode.com.
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