Treasures, Creativity & Lots of Fun at Our Free Treasure Box Workshop!
This past May, Rocky Mountain Arts was delighted to host a free…
This past May, Rocky Mountain Arts was delighted to host a free…
For many years, Rocky Mountain Arts has partnered with young people, artists, volunteers, and community members to create free sculptural art projects that bring creativity, connection, and pride to public spaces. Before that, we spent eight years producing the Telluride Fire Festival, celebrating the power of art to bring people together. As we enter a new phase of our work, our focus is shifting from creating new installations to caring for the sculptures and murals that have become part of our shared landscape.
By preserving these community treasures, we honor the people who helped create them and ensure they continue to inspire, welcome, and enrich our region for generations to come.
Students and neighbors came together in Norwood, CO to create something extraordinary. The youth community build project—Gazebo—a space built for shade, play, connection, and community pride, is one of the public art projects we continue to maintain along with insurance so that it can remain in Norwood.
This past weekend the Welding Workshop took off with a bang as students created intricate sculptures under the expert guidance of instructor Chris Robison.
Chris Robison is a welder and blacksmith based in Norwood, CO. With over 20 years of experience, his specialties include structural and architectural welding, building airplanes, off-road vehicles, large scale public art, and teaching hands-on welding classes to individuals with no experience in the medium.
Email erin@rockymountainarts.org to sign up for a future beginner class.
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