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Another fine exhibit in the Starr Family Gallery

Another fine exhibit in the Starr Family Gallery

Writing as Remedy workshops at Wellspring Vitality invite you into a supportive, creative space where storytelling becomes a tool for healing, reflection, and connection. Through friendly prompts and shared presence, we use words to process what’s been held, honor lived experience, and remember that we don’t heal alone. No writing experience needed, just a willingness to show up and explore.

Another fine exhibit in the Starr Family Gallery

Another fine exhibit in the Starr Family Gallery

PhotoShop Class and Workshop for Beginners!
September 2nd, 16th, 30th, October 7th & 21st from 2:30 to 3:30pm
Cost: $10 per class. Pay for 4 classes & get the last class FREE.
50% Discount to Arts on Main Members and Black Canyon Camera Club Members.

Week 1: Introduction to PhotoShop - Settings and Workspace. Importing
Week 2: Tools - Where they are, and what they do.
Week 3: Layers
Week 4: Special Effects - Replacing skies and backgrounds. Lighting. AI.
Week 5: Putting it all together: Exporting and printing.

Recommended:
Laptop with minimum 8K RAM. PhotoShop (Can purchase monthly.) Your photos to work with.

All ages may use, elementary age must be accompanied by an adult.

Another fine exhibit in the Starr Family Gallery

Arts on Main presents: An evening with Dr. Jill Holaday, PhD. and Japanese Pop Art History.

Thursday, October 22, 2026 at 7:00pm

Dr. Holaday teaches a broad range of art history courses. She is passionate about engaging students through lively discussions, interactive in-class activities, and thoughtful exploration of works of art within their historical and cultural contexts. Her scholarship focuses on the postwar German artists associated with Group Zero and the broader international network of artists with whom they collaborated. Her other research interests center primarily on modern and contemporary art, while her teaching encompasses a wide range of artistic traditions, periods, and cultures, including Japanese art and nineteenth-century art.

Dr. Holaday has taught art history for six years at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. She brings her enthusiasm for art, history, and cultural exchange into the classroom, encouraging students to explore art from diverse perspectives and to develop a deeper appreciation for the connections between art and the world around us. In her free time, she loves to hike around the area and take in the beauty of the Western Slope.

Another fine exhibit in the Starr Family Gallery