Recording Time (with Scraps and Words) by mixed media artist Courtney Kenny incorporates poetry as a form of sketching to record observations, emotions, frustrations, and revelations.

Intimate. Immensity. Laura Dortmans’ ceramic sculptures perform as a surrogate for the physicality of her body.

Fluid Landscapes by Michael Kinsley features newer landscape paintings, notable for their intriguing amplification of nature’s sensual forms.

The Rio Grande ARTway is a particularly special section of the trail. Along this one-mile segment you'll find 3 parks and several art installations. These are shared public spaces, and we could use some help keeping them up. Could you, would you join Carbondale Arts and Colorado Edible Forest in stewardship?

Any or all of these 3 Wednesdays (Oct. 1, Oct. 8, Oct.15) from 5:00-6:00pm.

That Which Remains by Agustina Mistretta, a poetic interpretation of the language of the mountains, and Empyreal Odyssey by mixed media artist Benjamin Eric which explores the intersection of mythology and cosmology drawing inspiration from the human desire to connect with the divine.

Based on the book, “Breathe, Bison”, children will meet Oniya, a young bison who loses its way, and eventually transforms sadness into hope and grace. Campers will read the story, practice mindful breathing, and spend the day immersed in art projects based on the journey of Oniya.

Ages: 4-10

Join Carbondale and the Roaring Fork Valley community in celebrating the best event of the summer, Mountain Fair, going 54 years strong! The heart+soul of the fair is all the love, history and humanity that have built community through art in Carbondale.

Enjoy live music, family-friendly activities, and loads of unique artisans; non-stop entertainment all weekend long.

Based on the book, “Breathe, Bison”, children will meet Oniya, a young bison who loses its way, and eventually transforms sadness into hope and grace. Campers will read the story, practice mindful breathing, and spend the day immersed in art projects based on the journey of Oniya.

Ages: 4-10

The Muses Don’t Tell Me Sh*t is a solo exhibition by artist Vallee Noone, featuring 800+ drawings and artworks.

Oddly Familiar is a solo exhibition featuring oil painter Chad Knowles. His artwork explores the idea that there is consciousness in everything.

On display through August 14.

This summer, come join us for a fun-filled workshop where creativity knows no bounds! We'll be crafting cool puppets and making awesome creations with our own hands. Ages: 8-12

¡Acompañanos este  verano en un taller lleno de diversión donde la creatividad no tiene límites! Vamos a  crear tìteres y manualidades con nuestras propias manos. Edades: 8-12

Join us as we explore the creative side of music making. We will spend the week learning about the basic building blocks of songwriting. To participate in this camp/workshop, you only need a desire to learn, no instrument necessary; however if you do play an instrument, please bring it along.

Ages: 10-12

Young children learn by doing and their bodies are tools for exploration and understanding. These workshops give them the opportunity to use their big movements, small moments and curiosity to create art that represents their raw and ingenious identities. 

Ages: 3-5

Based on the book, “Breathe, Bison”, children will meet Oniya, a young bison who loses its way, and eventually transforms sadness into hope and grace. Campers will read the story, practice mindful breathing, and spend the day immersed in art projects based on the journey of Oniya.

Ages: 4-10

During this camp participants will get a chance to explore different art making techniques used in street art and collaborate on a small mural in Carbondale. 

Ages: 10-14

*Camp full, complete registration to join waitlist

Carbondale Arts presents “Youth Arts Showcase,” in the gallery, featuring works created in the past year by youth in the following programs:

Breaking Open, Together
Gabriela Mejia has been a resident artist at Stepping Stones.

Field\Work
Carbondale Arts Creative Apprentice Program.

Closing June 26.

Subject/Matr/Mother is a group exhibition featuring Mya Cluff, Courtney Dudley, Darla Jackson,  Shawna Miller (curator) + LUCIA, Erin Morrison, and Maria Teicher.

Join us for the opening reception, Friday, April 11, from 5:00-7:00pm with an artist talk beginning at 5:30pm.

SOLD OUT! Join us for the best fashion extravaganza of the spring! This year’s theme is Camera Obscura, inspired by film noir styling and storytelling. It touches on voyeurism, secrets, dreams, and ultimately the mystery of life.  This alluring event sells out annually, it’s not to be missed.

Doors are at 7:00pm
Show begins at 8:00pm

Coming soon to the Carbondale Arts Gallery: Two solo exhibitions by local artists Kirstie Steiner and Rachel Becker, featuring mixed media and installation works. Cosmic Compost honors decomposition as an essential process in the continuation of life. Where the Wild Things Live is a commentary on manmade commodities intertwining with nature.

The gallery is open weekdays 10am-5pm

Women (Im)Print showcases hand-printed works by two local women who are both friends and collaborators; Katie Browne (curation) and Bailey Haines.

Community Service Print Projects is a group exhibition of work by student-artists and The Project Shop, a local nonprofit arts organization.

Both exhibitions open September 27th and will be on display through Novemvber 1st, with an opening reception on October’s First Friday from 5-7:00pm with an artist talk at 5:30pm.

A Love Letter to Indian Creek is by local painter and SAW artist Clarissa Fortier, paying homage to a place that inspires her to paint and rock climb.

Patterns of Consumption is by Denver-based artist Kalliopi Monoyios, working with repurposed materials.

The opening reception is Friday, August 16 from 5:00pm-7:00pm with an artist talk at 5:30pm. The gallery is open weekdays 10:00am-5:00pm

Porcelain Memories is a solo exhibition by Dara Hartman.

(Re)Location: Perspectives of Two features artists Louise Deroualle and Molly Frantz.

The opening reception for both exhibitions is First Friday, July 5 from 5-7pm with an artist talk at 5:30pm.

Opening in the gallery May 24, Xerocks & Potholes by Lindsay Jones and Analog Nature, a collaborative show featuring works by Robert G. Burch and Rob Borchardt.

Both exhibitions will have an artists reception First Friday, June 7, from 5-7pm with an artist talk at 5:30pm.