Processus

s and ideas, our works reflect timeless actions and methods as we often go back to the basics. For years, we have dreamed about a place to work, a place to meet new people and share important ideas. We envision a place where the artist community will share processes and ideas, a place to experiment and discover new things, a place that focuses on experience and chance encounters. This came from the need of a simple space where individual artists, designers and community members can make objects and learn new things regardless of their abilities or background. The focus of the workspace is on handmade objects, sculpture, wood fabrication, and works on paper. It includes a multi-use shop, a printmaking studio and 2 darkroom. It also provides tools, assistance and advice for artists to make what they need to professionally display their works. It is a place for people to discuss ideas, and experiment with materials. Creative individuals and community members learn from each other, blurring the boundaries between art and life. The emphasis is on ideas that are worth making to contribute to the evolution of art and life and make a difference. We offer a space for people to think and share ideas.

-Viviane Le Courtois and Christopher R. Perez, artists and co-founders

WHO:
Viviane Le Courtois and Christopher R. They are both respected artists and art professionals in Colorado and beyond. They bring the expertise of all aspects of art, community and life together. Christopher R. Perez is a photographer with outstanding experience in both contemporary and alternative photographic processes. He also has over 25 years of experience in art handling, framing, crate building, and wood fabrication. Viviane Le Courtois is a conceptual and process based artist working primarily with installation, performance, sculpture, fiber arts, ceramic and printmaking. Most of her work over the last 28 years has linked art, life and people. As an educator, curator and organizer of participatory projects, she gives direction to the space. They love making objects, growing or transforming things, cooking, walking, traveling, bringing people together and making them think. WHERE
The entire space is approximately 2,000 square feet and is conveniently located at 955 24th St., in the RiNo Art District. a membership gives you access to:
-A fully equipped woodshop/ multi-use space for sculptural projects and fiber art.
-A fully equipped darkroom
-A clean room for printmaking (etching press), mat cutting, digital negatives, scanning, and works on paper.
-members become a part of the community of artists, community members and guest artists using the facility.
-You may also have your projects fabricated, framed or printed: contact us for quotes on individual design and service fees.
-Additional time can be discussed. Hours are by appointment.