Brian Colley

Brian Colley and Genevieve Vickers jam on their ukes live in-studio and Lisa Dancing Light talks about her new children’s book. Chris Erickson and Andrew Roberts-Gray preview their membership drive art sale. Click this post to hear Brian and Genevieve's original song!

DJ Mama Bird interviews bassist Alana Rocklin from STS9, local singer-songwriter Jackson Emmer calls in, and hosts interview artist Jill Scher. Plus updates on all things membership drive!

Express Yourself checks in with artists Greg Watts and Alice Bedard-Voorhees, whose exhibition “Stone Souls” is opening in the R2 Gallery. Hear from Sue Lavin about Thunder River Theatre’s latest show. And Aspen Film’s Susan Wrubel previews ShortsFest.

Amy Kimberly speaks with Meskwaki/Dine artist Larry Yazzie about his history of performing Fancy Dance. He also plays music on the flute and drum, live in-studio.

Express Yourself features KDNK logo competition winner Georgia Ackerman, artist Marcia Weese , and Boulder-based ceramic artist Heather Hillard. Cody Lee spins some of the freshest tunes and we feature Basalt Library's Bach Bash musicians Sarah Graf, Brittni Brown, and Susan Nicholson. 

Brian Colley and Kat Rich take the mics with Trace Nichols, who's exhibiting in NESTed Roots at the R2 Gallery. Staci Dickerson speaks to author and illustrator Miriam and Larry Day. And Dance Initiative's Megan Janssen catches up with New York-based dancer Nicole von Arx. 

On Express Yourself, hear about the NESTed Roots show at R2 Gallery, which joins left and right brain forces! Catch Part 2 of DJ Mamabird's interview with Drag Queen Mirage, March virtual First Friday, and more.

Brian Colley of Carbondale Arts and KDNK's Kathleen Shannon take you on a virtual tour through Beyul at the Diamond J and the new Arts Campus at Willits. Brian Colley speaks with Carbondale Clay Center's Matt Eames and featured artist Ashley Bevington.

The 42nd Valley Visual Arts Show is on at The Launchpad in Carbondale. Gallery manager Brian Colley talks to a few of the fifty artists in the show, who hail from all over the Roaring Fork Valley and are seasoned and new artists, alike. Click here to find the second half of this program.

Carbondale Arts' 42nd Annual Valley Visual Art Show opened Friday, January 22. Gallery manager Brian Colley takes listeners on an audio walk-through of the exhibit and even flashes a black light in the rave corner!

One week from Election Day, artist Dave Kodama joins DJ Mama Bird on the Flow Diggity show to talk about how his business Kenichi Woodworking is taking on social and racial injustice, fighting for women’s rights, and collaborating in new ways with other local artists.

In a series of demonstrations from Aspen to Basalt last week, local artists tried out a new medium: sculpting and painting in virtual reality. 

For the last several years Brian Colley has endured a dual uncertainty: whether or not to surgically remove a mass around his pituitary gland at the base of his bran, and the uncertainty of experiencing puberty at the age of 38. That's enough to knock some people down or out. But Brian used his travails as inspiration for a new exhibition of art at the Launchpad. The show will hang for two more weeks.

Community Office for Resource Efficiency (CORE) has invited four different valley artists to make 8-foot by 8-foot billboards for public display starting next week, and the pieces will have some things in common. They’ll all be black-and-white, bilingual, and contain the same slogan: “THIS ART IS
MADE FROM CARBON EMISSIONS / ESTA PIEZA ESTA HECHA CON
EMISIONES DE CARBONO.”

Printmaker and Carbondale Arts gallery manager Brian Colley joins KDNK's Gavin Dahl on Express Yourself to discuss his popular new tapes, his prints at the PRINT WORKS show at R2 Gallery at the Launchpad, and his participation in the Roaring Fork Drawing Club.

Listeners have the opportunity to attend the first public showing of Letter to Congress: A WILD Sanity. KDNK’s Raleigh Burleigh spoke with Deb Colley, creator of the dance-advocacy film and director of its next evolution. The event is at Carbondale's Launchpad on Wednesday, June 27, at 7:30.

The 46th Annual Carbondale Mountain Fair begins this Friday. KDNK’s Raleigh Burleigh spoke with Carbondale Arts to learn what changes to expect this year.