Express Yourself
FRIDAYS 4:00 to 5:00 PM
Carbondale and the Roaring Fork Valley are full of creative artists expressing themselves. And Carbondale Creative District is a hub of artistic activity. Express Yourself is hosted by a team of creatives from the District, reporting on all the latest artistic happenings. That team is led by Amy Kimberly and includes Brian Colley, Aly Sanguilly, Kat Rich, Staci Dickerson, and KDNK staff. The show is focused on Roaring Fork events but travels beyond the valley to seek out interesting creatives and communities doing good work in the 21st century. Express Yourself is enlightening, entertaining and informative. Hear it at 4:00 on Friday afternoons.
Latest Episodes
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This week on Express Yourself we speak with Diane Kessler about the Shining Mountains Film Festival this weekend at the Wheeler Opera House, jump into the holidays with visits from Matt Eames about the Carbondale Clay Center Cup Auction, Meagan Janssen speaking on Dance Initiatives new fundraiser, Strike A Pose and Consensual Improv takes us into the weekend with laughter. -
This week on Express Yourself, host Brian Colley catches up with Sopris Theatre Company’s director and designer Brad Moore and a few cast members as they prepare for their new play “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time”; plus music and more.
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This weeks Express Yourself features Sierra Schlag, producer of the ski film Advice for Girls, showing at TACAW this weekend; Staci Dickerson, Launchpad Liaison and curator of Carbondale Arts’ holiday shop, explains Deck The Walls, opening Friday and Allison Russell talks about her “Returner” Tour, playing at Harris Concert Hall tonight in Aspen, and Jeffrey Foucault stops by the studio.
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This week on Express Yourself: learn all about the upcoming disABILITY Film Festival at the Glenwood Springs high school on Sunday; Tom Ward, co-director of the Aspen Chapel Gallery is joined by two local artists to talk about their upcoming holiday show "Small Wonders"; and the fearless leaders of the Roaring Fork Drawing Club (Brian Colley and Lindsay Jones) chat about the group's 6th anniversary coming up next Tuesday.
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This week on Express Yourself Brian Colley chats with local artists Savanna LaBauve, Mila Rossi, and Clarissa Fortier about their collaborative all-women show at a new gallery in Denver called SeeSaw; and Amy Kimberly delves deep into Día de los Muertos with Francisco Burgueno Navarro and Iliana Renteriá.
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This week on Express Yourself we talk dance and performance with Lily Bright and Jen Campbell Mun about CoMotions upcoming performances of Illuminate: Light on the Undergrowth; Alexandra Jurkunica and Traci Tomashosky tell us about Thrill the World Carbondale coming up next week; and the AZYEP Takeover takes Express Yourself over.
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Aly Sanguily and Cody Lee Chat with the Band Twisted Pine, Interview Paige Gibbons and Youth DJs about the AZYEP 24 Hour Takeover and describe other Happenings During the Weekend -
This week on Express Yourself, Lorenzo Gonzalas-Fontes, Director of the latest Voices project, Noché Misticá. The festive Dixie Longate joins us to talk about her fabulous Tupperware Party and Gala for Thunder River Theatre andFront range artists Tony Ortega and Armando Silva along with local printmaker Vanessa Porras talk about their roles as jurors and curator for the new group show "Para Mi Madre" featuring Colorado Latino artists, opening Friday night at Carbondale Arts.
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This week on Express Yourself, classical violinist MinTze Wu talks about an upcoming performance with her quintet at TACAW of "Death of a Pugilist"; local creative maker Brad Reed Nelson stops by to chat about his new artworks up now through October at Harvey Preston Gallery in Aspen; and don't miss a conversation with Lindsay Jones about the suds pop up event at Botany this weekend.
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This week on Express Yourself, Alex Garcia Bernal, from Garfield County Libraries stops by to talk about activities at the library regarding Latino Heritage Month and Dia de Los Muertos, Artist Tracey Harris of Marble speaks of her portrait of Wanda Jackson, now hanging in the Oklahoma State Capitol and some Queen Bees buzz by to talk about their Pollinator Party at Steve's Guitars.
