Brian Colley

Today on Express Yourself a deep dive into Dia de Los Muertos with Samuel and Iliana Bernal, Folklorico teacher Paco Navarez, teacher and artist Andrea Harris and Executive Director of SANA Judith Alvarez, with live music from Olivia Pevec.

This week on Express Yourself, Wilderness Workshop and EcoFlight talk about a new film about the Crystal River, we'll talk with the 5 ceramicists featured in "Journey of the Casually Curious" at the Carbondale Clay Center, and artists from the Aspen Chapel Gallery's current group show VOICES talk about their collaborative creations.

Tune in for the latest on the inaugural Farm Fest brought to you by the Carbondale Tourism Council; we'll also hear about this weekend's 4th Annual Shining Mountains Film Festival in Aspen, Alya Howe stops in to talk about Voices of Courage by Writ Large, plus a preview of the Queer VOICES Theatre Project coming to TACAW next weekend. All that and more!

5Point Film's Tracy Wilson talks about applications for their Dream Project, Amy Kimberly speaks with Colorado Business Committee for the Arts Deputy Director, Meredith Badler on the upcoming Arts and Environmental Sustainability Forum at TACAW, local artist Elliot Norquist chats about his retrospective called "Simple Shapes" opening tonight at Carbondale Arts, and Ricky Armendariz and Rafael Fajardo share some of their ideas as artists and educators ahead of a free public Latinx Art lecture at Anderson Ranch Arts Center.

Hosts Amy Kimberly and Brian Colley welcome Kendall Smith of TACAW who talks about TACAW's one-year anniversary, Bridget Law of the Tierro Band, Alya Howe chatting about a storytelling event at The Collective, and Eaden Shantay reviews upcoming True Nature events.

This week on Express Yourself, dancer and activist Helanius J. Wilkins talks about his upcoming residency and social justice project; we'll hear from Anderson Ranch Arts Center about their National Hispanic Heritage Celebration; and Bryan Alverez-Terrazas joins to talk about "Latine Pride Plus" at TACAW.

On Express Yourself this week, We speak with author and environmental activist, Dyana Furmansky about her upcoming talk at the Garfield Public Library, Augustina Mistretta talks about "Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Ephemeral Nature" exhibit at the Hexton Gallery, Aspen, and we are joined by two Aspen Art Museum curators as well as artist Cauleen Smith to talk about their film screening and art installation inside Smuggler Mine.

This week on Express Yourself, put on your cowboy boots! We'll hear from Spring Creeks Ranch about their weekend country music concert series, and Cowboy Up Carbondale is also Friday night benefitting Roaring Fork High School. Plus a visit from Jackson Emmer to chat about TACAW's first Songwriter's Round event.

This week on Express Yourself we'll have a visit from John Bruna and Geshe Tsultrim from the Way of Compassion Dharma Center in Carbondale, followed by a conversation with Diane Kenney and Matthew Eames of the Carbondale Clay Center about "Clay National XVI: Say It With Clay"; and finally a visit from Mezcla Socials Dance founders Claudia and Brian Pawl joined by Edwin Rivera from Puerto Rico to talk all things Basalsa happening this weekend.

This week on Express Yourself Dance Initiative's Megan Janssen interviews Tatiana Desardouin, founder and director of Passion Fruit Dance Company in preparation for their artist residency in Carbondale. We speak with Josefina Mendez about her upcoming performance in Sopris Park on Sunday and Mintze Wu joins the team live in the studio for a little music and conversation about the next Garden Music Series.