Day of Jubilee
A monthly, first-Friday series.
A celebration of local artistry on the first friday of the month. All sales must go through the artist.
Rebecca Moritzky
Rebecca Moritzky plays a set of classical and jazz harp tunes, surrounded by art from Arturo Garcia! Rebecca Moritzky, has played the harp for 18 years and has actively performed for 14 of those years. She has played with several youth orchestras, including 10 years as a member of the Denver Young Artists Orchestra (DYAO). She is a graduate of the Lamont School of Music at the University of Denver with a bachelor’s degree in harp performance. Currently, she is completing a second bachelor’s degree in Worship Arts at Colorado Christian University. Additionally, she is the principal harpist with the Lakewood Symphony Orchestra and the Denver Philharmonic Orchestra, and has played with other local orchestras
Arturo Garcia
Arturo Garcia is a full time artist based in Denver, Colorado. His love for color give his style a unique perspective on both the subject and his media of preference applying robust layers of oil paints on canvas with palette knives. What emerges as result is an exciting combination of abstract within the figure. His style is contemporary influenced by the fauvist and impressionist movements though the technique has taken its own course.
A.J. Fullerton
A.J. Fullerton is a Roots, Rock, & Blues artist originally from Montrose, CO. He grew up listening to by artists like; Mississippi John Hurt, Taj Mahal, T Model Ford, Albert Collins, R.L. Burnside, Junior Kimbrough, The Black Keys, Patrick Sweany, North Mississippi Allstars, Robert Belfour, and many more. Since picking up the guitar as a teenager, A.J. has become known for his signature style of fingerpicking & bottleneck slide guitar. (AJFullerton.com)
Rielly Marquez
Taking a new stylistic approach, Rielly created portraits which embody the individual charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent that these queens possess. His color palette, brush strokes and added accessories speaks to their playful and glamorous world. This is the art of drag.
Xadie James
Xadie James is a cellest who’s made music with Definitely Maybe, Scatter Gather, Witches and Science and, currently, the Denver Philharmonic Orchestra. They played a full set of looping musical deliciousness in August
Lori Ruiz
Lori Ruiz is a watercolorist and mixed media painter. She studied Art Education at Colorado Mesa University.
The overall theme of her work is wildness and its diminishing presence in our lives, with a primary focus on North American wildlife.
Old Fuss and Feathers
Old Fuss and Feathers playing a great set of "medicinal Americana" for our monthly Day of Jubilee!
Shannon Miguela Dillon
Shannon’s journey as an artist celebrates the unique symbiosis of humans to both worldly and otherworldly elements. Every painting is aimed to empower viewers and/or to inspire inner dialogues about the divine feminine and the surreal subconscious.
Will Barker
A former NFL player turned surrealist painter. Will’s creates characters that invoke his surrounding environments. Will is also a working mural artist.
Meg York Quartet
Meg York grew up off-grid near the Village of Los Lunas, New Mexico and has has a Performance Degree from the University of New Mexico in Clarinet, Flute and Flamenco Accompaniment. She has toured playing Classical Western Orchestral music, Middle Eastern Fusion and Flamenco.
Jerimiah Otto
Claude Debussy (1862-1916) Preludes Book II pub. 1913 I. Mists II. Dying Leaves III. The Gateway of Wine IV. The Fairies Are Exquisite Dancers V. Heathers VI. General Lavine - eccentric #JSBach (1685-1750) Keyboard Practice I - Partita in a min pub. 1726 I. Fantasia II. Allemande #JohannesBrahms (1833-1897) Seven Fantasies op. 116 pub. 1892 II. Intermezzo in a min - Andante
ML Harper Art
Mary Lisa Harper’s art is intuitive with a naive quality; bold color; line; multiple layers; and brave brush strokes. They are inspired by dreams, walks, and talks.
Art Song Colorado
A delightful set of art songs from Art Song Colorado Singer: Eapen Leubner Guitar: Michael Bevers
Joe Murray
Joe is an artist based in Denver, Colorado. His art is inspired by music, color and pop culture.
From the Artist
While I often think of my work as a reflection of myself,
I hope you see yourself reflected too. You have something to offer this world, and it is big, bright and beautiful.
The Cody Sisters Band
has established themselves as a force in the United States and the UK for fans of acoustic, folk, and bluegrass music. Their passion is in creating new music with their award winning instrumentation, their stunningly emotional original lyrics, and their beautiful sister harmonies. Seeing them is quite an experience as they blend Americana, Gypsy Jazz, Folk, and Modern Bluegrass together in a completely unique way creating a Modern Americana/Roots sound. Audiences love this band.
Michael Keyes
Michael Keyes is a painter and woodcut printmaker, and received his Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Degree from Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, and a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Degree from Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. His areas of specialty are painting and printmaking.
Daryl Gott
Born and raised in Denver , Colorado, Daryl grew up in a musical family. He started to play piano in elementary school and switched to saxophone a couple years later. Daryl attended Denver School of the arts for high school and City College of New York for college, where he studied jazz saxophone. Since college, Daryl has been playing and teaching saxophone professionally in the Denver area. He has performed with such notable musicians as: Greg Gisbert, Dick Oatts, Ethan Iverson, Eric Gunnison and John Abercrombie.
Monica Marquez Gatica
FLUIDITY
Monica is originally from Spain, an immigrant woman creative, and living in Aurora, CO since 2005. When asked about the art exhibition, Monica said creating new paintings during COVID has changed my process. I found a new merger between an object and a subject, infused by a fluidity of calmness. The theme also describes life since 2020, where we are all fluid, changing and adapting to new realities.
In the exhibition, Monica aims to challenge the sensitivity of the senses, slowing everything down to leave calm thoughts in the viewer’s mind. She arranged her paintings in a secession-like coziness of the The People’s Building Art Gallery, Aurora, CO.
Monica’s paintings transform the shape and color into more fluid, yet detailed pieces. As a talented emerging self-taught professional artist, she is finding her stride with mastery of techniques.
Shane Bryant
ART IN MOVEMENT
My Favorite thing about animation is breathing life into fantasy lands, distant worlds, and historical periods. The complexity of animation both intrigues and challenges me. Not only does it require expert drawing skills, but also movement, flow, lighting, sound, direction, and a love for expressing one’s self creatively. As a result, my animation contains all aspects of visual arts.
I make my art for me, it is almost like meditation, but if my work can make one stop and think, contemplate through evoked emotions, I am satisfied.
For purchase requests reach out at SBryant@WestminsterPublicSchools.org
Lee Clark Allen
Lee Clark Allen is an American R&B/Soul singer-songwriter, based in Denver, CO. Originally from Little Rock, AR, he's influenced by various musical styles, such as classic soul, contemporary R&B and neo-soul, blues, alternative rock, and jazz artists. A testament of his journey will be captured in his debut studio EP album, Little Rock, which has a release date for early 2019. It's a hybrid of soul, R&B, blues, jazz, gospel, and hip hop. The first single from this album is "I Won't Tell Myself A Lie, " second single is "Religion (You Are My)" and the third single is "Mud (Rise)" that features Britney Jane. When Lee is not invested in music, he is educating 21st century K-12 and college students in Literacy and English Enrichment.
Kellie Fox
FACADES
I’m Kellie and I’m so glad you’re here. Through years of questioning my life purpose, I’ve come to understand that my deepest yearnings and multiple potentials unite around one word: ART.
In addition to painting and illustration, I am a musical theatre actor and theatre scenic artist. I also dabble in photography, writing, improv, baking, and more. I believe that everyone—yes, everyone—possesses an innate creative spark, and I hope that shining my artistic light will guide you to the shore of your own self-expression.
Let’s create together!
Say hello at kelliegreenfox@gmail.com
Sam Armstrong-Zickefoose
Sam attended Santa Fe University of Art and Design, where he was able to hone in on the banjo and its relationship with world music by working with the Balkan/Middle-Eastern music ensemble and Polly Tapia Ferber as well as working with Peter Mugga on traditional Ugandan Music (which led to a performance on stage with the touring group The Spirit of Uganda).
Today you can see Sam performing with a number of bands all over the United States. Meadow Mountain is a bluegrass group that brings songwriting and arrangement to the spotlight. Masontown is a progressive bluegrass band that combines impressive instrumental ability with lyricism. Grace Clark Band is fronted by superstar Grace Clark and focuses on her songwriting with lush orchestration. David Burchfield is a singer/songwriter that brings energy, stage performance and close ties to bluegrass all into one show.
Sammy Seung-Min Lee
Sammy Lee is an artist based in Denver, Colorado. Lee was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, and moved to Southern California at the age of sixteen. She studied fine art and media art at UCLA and architecture at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Among her many accomplishments is a performative collaboration
with Yo-Yo Ma during the Bach project tour in 2018. Lee is recently a resident artist at Redline, serves as an ambassador for Asian Art at Denver Art Museum, and operates a contemporary art project and residency space, called Collective SML | k in Santa Fe Art District, Denver.
Lee's work has been exhibited internationally and can be found in collections at the Getty Research Institute, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, Spencer Museum of Art, Denver Art Museum, and the Spanish National Library in Madrid.
Lapompe
The tradition of gypsy jazz is alive and well in Colorado. Denver-based LAPOMPE combines rustic gypsy swing with vintage blues and soulful originals to create a unique sound and style. The string quartet features two guitars, vocals, upright bass and violin and crafts a musical pulse full of energy and excitement. The band has been nominated by multiple publications for best jazz band on the front range and won the 2017 Producers Choice award at the Westword Music Showcase. With that, on top of headlining spots at City Park Jazz and the Speakeasy Soiree, and a prestigious recurring weekly gig at Denver's Union Station, LAPOMPE is quickly becoming "Denver's Jazz Band".
Their debut all-original album, slated for national release on June 5th 2019, is recorded by Mighty Fine Productions and mastered with Grammy award winning David Glasser. By combining their love of gypsy jazz with the diverse musical influences of each band member, LAPOMPE has managed to cultivate a sound that is both fresh and steeped in tradition. Don't miss the opportunity check out LAPOMPE!