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Coalescence

Daily from Sat., December 17 until Sun., February 19

An exhibition of photography by Barbara Sparks.

Every week Monday, 10:00am-5:00pm

The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center is like a fine art flea market – a ton of stuff jam-packed into a little space, where finding som...

Terry Maker: Reckoning

Daily from Sat., February 18 until Sun., June 3

A large-scale installation piece interpreting the Genesis account of the Garden of Eden.

First Thursday Wine Tasting

First Thursday of every month, 5:00pm

Experts from Coaltrain Wine and Spirits present four wines with a shared theme; live music and light appetizers paired with each wine are also on t...

Spirit of Resilience: A Multidisciplinary Project

Daily from Sat., March 17 until Sun., May 27

An exhibition featuring Depression-era photography, contemporary video art, and other pieces inspired by periods of economic strain.

2011 | Best Two-Part Solo

Keeping abstraction new and different has led to the development of neo-modernism, which harks back to the mid-twentieth century but looks thoroughly modern at the same time. That's surely the case with Colorado's own Emilio Lobato, the subject... More >
2008 | Best Addition to a Historic Building

The stately Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center is one of the most important buildings in the Mountain Standard time zone. Built in 1936, the concrete-and-black aggregate structure combines Pueblo style with art moderne design, and was... More >
2006 | BEST OUT-OF-TOWN MUSEUM EXHIBIT

Last spring and summer, the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center was dominated by Chihuly, an over-the-top extravaganza that highlighted the career of Dale Chihuly. The survey began with some of the glass master's oldest pieces, from the 1970s, and... More >

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Old Modern

By Michael Paglia | Thu, January 05, 2012

Between 1908 and 1952, Kansas painter Birger Sandzén spent nearly every summer here and thus became one of the most important artists to have ever worked in Colorado. In the 1920s, Sandzén taught at the Broadmoor Academy, the predecessor to the Co... More >
Sandzen in Colorado presents the collected works of the late Swedish artist

By Michael Paglia | Thu, November 24, 2011

In the history of art in the region, artist Birger Sandzén stands out, and not just because his work routinely fetches hundreds of thousands of dollars — though that doesn't hurt. Rather, it has to do with the high quality of his pieces and the wa... More >
The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center welcomes a new director

By Michael Paglia | Thu, August 28, 2008

Last week, the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center concluded its nearly year-long search for a new director by hiring Sam Gappmayer (pictured). The job represents a big promotion for Gappmayer, who is currently the director of the much more modest S... More >
Well Done

By Michael Paglia | Thu, August 02, 2007

The culture boom that's been hitting the Front Range has reached another milestone: On Saturday, August 4, at 10 a.m., a ribbon-cutting ceremony will open the new two-story, 48,000-square-foot wing that has been subtly added to the magnificent and... More >
Springs Forward

By Michael Paglia | Thu, February 02, 2006

On a snowy morning a couple of weeks ago, the powers-that-be at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center announced that Denver's David Owen Tryba Architects will build an addition on an adjacent spot immediately to the east of the beloved landmark. T... More >

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Colorado Springs, CO 80903

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Coalescence

Daily from Sat., December 17 until Sun., February 19