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FEATURESINSPIRE: Arts Week Lakewood...........4Social Technology: Keepingin Touch.................................................6Sounds Exciting! 2012 .......................12Taking Home a Slice of History ........18

DEPARTMENTSLakewood Cultural Center Performances.........................................8Volunteers..............................................9Gallery Exhibitions ............................10Washington Heights Arts Center........14Facility Information ...........................22

BRAVOLakewood’s Heritage, Culture & the Arts Magazine May-August 2012

Bravo Lakewood is the magazine of the Heritage,Culture & the Arts Division, Community ResourcesDepartment, City of Lakewood, 480 S. Allison Pkwy.,Lakewood, CO 80226. Distributed free of chargethroughout the community. For information about placingadvertising in future editions of this magazine, call ThePublishing House: 303-428-9529. All rights reserved,including the right to reproduce in whole or in part.

Bravo Lakewood is funded in part by the generoussupport from the citizens of the Scientific & CulturalFacilities District (SCFD). Alternative formats of thispublication available upon request.

The mission of the Heritage, Culture & the Arts (HCA)Division is to enrich and inspire people through placesand programs that engage, celebrate and buildcommunity.

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On the Cover:INSPIRE Arts Week Lakewood is coming in June with free andreduced-cost events offered by more than a dozen arts partnersthroughout Lakewood. Photos showthe Lakewood Symphony, attendeesat Belmar Block 7's Art Walk, and a young hula hooper participating in the retro games at LHC's Rockin'Block Party.

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In order to reach out to new audiences or to enhance an experience for aseasoned art and museum lover, the Heritage, Culture & the Arts (HCA)Division of the City of Lakewood has implemented new methods tocommunicate and educate. The addition of a Facebook page, cell phone audioprogram called Lakewood by Cell and the future addition of a Twitter feedhave brought the art, theater and museum programs to a new level forLakewood. The City’s new website also helps to communicate with and enrollparticipants in the many offerings of the division, www.Lakewood.org/HCA.

FFAACCEEBBOOOOKKThe museum, art center and theater have a variety of programs, oftenhappening simultaneously. The HCA Facebook page offers the public theopportunity to stay up-to-date on the latest concert, art exhibit opening ormuseum program. Additionally, the page often posts interesting history factsabout Lakewood. For example, did you know the city’s first official name wasJefferson City? “Like” us on Facebook to find out more interesting triviaabout the state’s fifth largest city. Search for Lakewood Heritage, Culture andthe Arts.

LLAAKKEEWWOOOODD BBYY CCEELLLLDo you ever wonder what inspires an artist? Do you wonder about the peopleof the past that shaped Lakewood? With the City’s new Lakewood by Cellprogram, you will find answers to these questions and more. With a quick dialof a specific phone number from your personal cell phone, you can hearinformation about art or history in Lakewood. The cell phone program isavailable during many of the art exhibits at the Lakewood Cultural Center andCivic Center. Lakewood Heritage Center has also added the program to eachof the historic structures at the museum.

TTWWIITTTTEERRDo you tweet? Are you always keen to look at your feed to find out the latestnews? If so, our upcoming Twitter feed will be one not to miss. Stay informedof museum store sales, find out if a performance has any last-minute seatsavailable and amaze your friends with a fast fact from the museum.

Cultural facilities are always looking for ways to keep in touch with or attractnew visitors and participants. As the Heritage, Culture & Arts Division of theCity of Lakewood enhances and expands its presence in the realm oftechnology and social media, we welcome your feedback by [email protected].



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Lakewood Presents!SSaaccrreedd EEaarrtthh ffeeaattuurriinngg ssoollooiisstt AAppaarrnnaa RRaammaasswwaammyy Ragamala Dance Sacred Earth brings together the richand ancient Indian visual art traditionsof Warli paintings and Kolam riceflour drawings into conversation withBharatanatyam, the classical dance of southern India.www.ragamala.net$267:30 p.m., Thursday, May 3

TThhee WWrriitteerrss SSttuuddiioo wwiitthh TThhoommaass LLuuxxLighthouse Writers WorkshopJoin us for an enlightening literary conversation with poetThomas Lux, author of more than 15 books of poetry andrecipient of a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowshipand a Guggenheim Fellowship.www.lighthousewriters.org$8 Advance / $13 Day of Event4 p.m., Saturday, May 5

WWhhaatt tthhee BBeeee KKnnoowwssSound Circle Eurythmy EnsembleThis performance explores the phenomena of the honeybees’colony collapse as a metaphor for the erosion of humancommunity using Eurythmy, or “visible speech and visiblemusic,” a unique art in which music and poetry are givenexpression through performers moving harmoniously inflowing costumes through constantly changing lighting, livemusic and speech.www.soundcircleeurythmy.org$157:30 p.m., Friday, May 11

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MMiinniiaattuurree MMaasstteerrppiieecceessClassical Ballet of ColoradoEnjoy excerpts from well-known favorite ballet classics like“Le Corsaire,” “Fairy Doll” and many others. Great studentand professional dancers in beautiful costumes will make thisevent an unforgettable experience.www.classicalballetofcolorado.com$202 p.m. & 7 p.m., Sunday, June 3

TThhee FFrreenncchh CCoonnnneeccttiioonnLakewood SymphonyThe French Connection, the final concert, features ColoradoSymphony principal cellist Silver Ainomäe performing theSaint-Saëns Cello Concerto No. 1. Join us for an evening ofthe greatest of French masterpieces for orchestra.www.lakewoodsymphony.org$157:30 p.m., Thursday, June 7

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CCoolloorraaddoo CCoowwbbooyy CCllaassssiiccHorse Protection LeagueThe very best of Colorado cowboy singer-songwriters will joinus for an afternoon of music, humor and entertainment. Silentauction to benefit the Horse Protection League also included.$402 p.m., Sunday, June 10

FFoooottlloooosseePerformance Now Theatre CompanyFootloose, based on the hit movie, explodes onto the stagewith classic ’80s anthems including “Holding Out For aHero,” “Almost Paradise,” “Let’s Hear It for the Boy” and, ofcourse, the title track “Footloose.”www.performancenow.org$257:30 p.m., Fridays & Saturdays, June 15-16, 22-23, 29-302 p.m., Saturdays & Sundays, June 16-17, 23-24, 30 & July 1


(Left to Right) 2010 Rookie of the Year AwardWinner MargeneHamilton and 2011 Rookie of the Year Award WinnerLindsay Lamb

2011 WashingtonHeights Arts Center

Site Award WinnerLoay Boggess withJim Olson, Cultural

Arts Specialist

2011 LakewoodHeritage Center SiteAward Winner DickStark with ChandlerWilliamson, BuildingRepair Technician

(Left to right) KellyGraham, CulturalCenter Specialist,

2011 LakewoodCultural Center

Site Award WinnerAnne Johnson

with Rob Laidlaw,House Manager

(Left to right) KeithDameron, JereCampbell, MichelleNierling, Heritage,Culture & the ArtsDivision Manager,2011 Maxine BarnesAward Winner DaveRunkle, Debbie Koopand Paul Koller

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The 2011 Volunteer Recognition Dinner honored HCAvolunteers with over 75 hours of service. Award winners arepictured below.


North Gallery

GestaltA Juried Sculpture Exhibit

The Lakewood CulturalCenter is pleased to presentthe 10th Annual SculptureExhibit, Gestalt. Sculptor TomWare selects works in light oftheir gestalt. Gestalt refers totheir overall meaning, thewholeness, where the whole isgreater than the sum of theparts.

June 1–August 19Free Artist Reception: June 7, 5–7 p.m.

James J. Richey Gallery

Concurrent with GestaltSpecial Juror’s Exhibition featuring the work of Tom Ware

Tom Ware is a longtimeresident of Evergreen,where he has his studioon the shores ofEvergreen Lake. EveryThursday for over 34years, he has opened hisstudio to other sculptors,allowing them to drawinspiration from a livemodel. This special exhibit will feature Tom’s work and thework of his “Warehouse Gang.”

June 1–August 19Free Artist Reception: June 7, 5–7 p.m.

Radius Gallery

Cocktails and Casseroles: Entertaining in the 20th Century

Explore the history of home entertainingfrom tea in the parlor to a poker party in the“man cave.” Learn what party treats wereprepared for a 1950s’ Avon party and thecorrect way to make a martini in the 1960s.See the look, the fashion and the tablewarethroughout the decades.

February 17–September 7

Cocktails and Casseroles Closing Event: Prohibition PartyJoin us as we close the exhibit with a Prohibition Party!Dance to the jazziest tunes of the times, wear your snappiestthreads and enjoy a party from the past.

Free and open to the public

Mezzanine Gallery

Artists’ Choice: Juried ExhibitionLakewood Arts Council

The Artists’ Choice exhibit,sponsored by the LakewoodArts Council, is an annualjuried show of artwork byColorado artists that covers awide range of media andartistic styles. Each artistentering the competition wasinvited to submit works thatbest represent his/her style. Thisyear’s juror is acclaimed artist Mike Untiedt from Denver.The exhibit includes over 100 pieces of original fine artcreated by artists from all over Colorado.

May 14 –June 15Free Artist Reception: May 17, 5:30–7 p.m.

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“Gestalt”by Tom Ware

Work by Tom Ware

“Koi Splashing”by Kathy Berls


Mezzanine Gallery

Colorful PlacesThe Artwork of Don M. Forst

Inspired by his travels, Don brings aplayful eye to the landscapes andbuildings that are often his subjects,painting some of the mostinteresting places in the world fromParis to Peru. A Lakewood residentand an architect by profession, hehas painted for over 30 years.

June 18–August 19Free Artist Reception: July 13, 5–7 p.m.

Lakewood Cultural Center

Michael Zobel Jewelry: Slide Show and Lecture

The Colorado Metalsmithing Association is proud to sponsora slide show and lecture by renowned jeweler Michael Zobel.Michael resides in Konstanz, Germany, where he has beendesigning and creating jewelry for the past 40 years. Hisdesigns in quality gold and unusual use of one-of-a-kindgemstones has secured his reputation as one of the premiercontemporary art jewelers working today. Please join us as wewelcome him back to Colorado for a rare speakingengagement.

Monday, May 21, 7 p.m.Free and open to the public

CCoommmmuunniittyy WWoorrkksshhooppss && EEvveennttssTTrryy SSoommeetthhiinngg NNeewwRegister for these workshops or classes online atwww.Lakewood.org/HCA, by phone at 303-987-5436 or in personat any HCA facility (Washington Heights Arts Center, the LakewoodCultural Center or Lakewood Heritage Center). Early registrationcloses seven days prior to the start date.

UUkkuulleellee WWoorrkksshhooppJoin us for this informative and fun introduction to the infamousuke! No experience is necessary. Bring a playable ukulele if youhave one; otherwise, we will provide one for you to use. Ages 12 and up, $18/personWednesday, June 6, 6-8 p.m., LCC, Activity #275003-01

KKuummiihhiimmoo BBrraaiiddmmaakkiinngg WWoorrkksshhooppKumihimo, Japanese for “a gathering of threads,” is a braidmakingtechnique to create intricate woven decorative cords. This timelesstechnique is done on a maru dai (braiding stool). The braids canbe used in jewelry, clothing and household wares. No experiencerequired. Bring a lunch. All materials will be provided.Ages 16 and up, $33 Early registration price, $38 Regular priceSaturday, June 9, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m., WH, Activity #277312-01

CCoocckkttaaiillss aanndd CCaasssseerroolleess EEvveenntt::MMootthheerr//DDaauugghhtteerr TTeeaa Bring your daughter (and her favorite doll) for a good old-fashionedtea party. A variety of teas will be served along with some favoritesandwiches and desserts. After the tea, enjoy a stroll through theblooming gardens of the Lakewood Heritage Center. $15/participantJune 16, 10 a.m.–2 p.m., LHC Country School, Activity #210001-01

PPootttteerryy PPiitt FFiirriinngg WWoorrkksshhooppDuring this one-day workshop, participants will load the pit withunglazed bisqued pots and fire it. Unloading will take place the following day. Participants should bring three to five bisque-firedpieces made from light-colored clay, preferably burnished or coated with terra sigillata, and bisque-fired to cone 010.Ages 18 and up, $3 initial fee (due at registration) + $3-10/pot(due on day of firing)Saturday, June 23, 9 a.m.-noon, WH, Activity #270012-01

CCoocckkttaaiillss aanndd CCaasssseerroolleess EEvveenntt:: AApprroonn MMaakkiinngg Join us to learn how to make beautiful aprons, just like the ones inCocktails and Casseroles: Entertaining in the 20th Century. Bringyour sewing kit and great ideas, and get ready to create somethingunique! Patterns and materials will be provided.$30/participant (Class size limited)July 28, 10 a.m.–2 p.m., LHC Orchard Room, Activity #210000-01

BBaassiicc SSttoonneesseettttiinngg TTeecchhnniiqquueess ffoorr JJeewweelleerrssWWoorrkksshhooppThis workshop will cover the techniques for mounting round andfancy-cut facet gemstones. Shapes include oval, emerald and trilliant-shaped head settings. Sterling silver heads will be used andset with cubic zirconium, available for purchase in class. Bring lunch.Ages 16 and up, $80 Early registration price, $85 Regular priceThursday, August 9, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m., WH, Activity #270702-01

HHoollllooww BBooxx FFoorrmmss ffoorr JJeewweelleerrss WWoorrkksshhooppConstruct a three-dimensional piece of jewelry that is lightweightbut appears to be solid. Create a box-shaped pendant embellishedwith stones or appliqué. Bring a lunch.Ages 16 and up, $80 Early registration price, $85 Regular priceThursday, August 16, 10 a.m.- 5:30 p.m., WH, Activity #270703-01

Admission to all galleries is free. For more informationincluding gallery hours and locations, see page 22.

Work by Don M. Forst


SSoouunnddss EExxcciittiinngg!! 22001122It’s a warm summer evening in Lakewood. Imagine spreadinga blanket out on a lush green hillside surrounded by friendsand family, with the purple foothills visible in silhouette. Addto that vision the highest quality live music series in the metroarea, and you have the 2012 Sounds Exciting! concert seriesat the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation Amphitheater. This summerconcert series has become one of the community’s mostanticipated traditions.

Building on the appreciation from the event’s introduction ofan opening act for each concert last season, the 2012 serieswill again offer patrons outstanding value with twoperformances for the price of one. These emerging artists willbe announced one week prior to the show. As expected,Lakewood’s concert series’ diverse and family-friendly talentlineup offers something for every music lover.

TThhee HHaazzeell MMiilllleerr BBaannddLakewood’s rhythm & blues favoriteJune 20

Back for her eleventhseason at SoundsExciting!, Hazel hasbeen a staple in theColorado music scenefor the past 25 years.Whether she is singingblues, jazz, pop orgospel, her voice chargesthe songs with a primaldose of genuine soul.The Hazel Miller Band’sreputation atLakewood’s summerconcert series bringsfolks back year afteryear for one of the mostaudience-inclusiveshows of the series.

AAnnggiiee SStteevveennssSoulful alternative countryJune 27

Melding the influences of alt-country,indie-rock, contemporary folk andpop, Angie Stevens has settledcomfortably into the shoes of anAmericana artist with soul-bearinglive performances that have capturedaudiences all over the map. Stevens

has gained national attention over the last few years,following the releases of her first three albums. She was sowell received as an opening act during the 2011 series thatshe’s back as a headliner this year.

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HHaarrppeetthh RRiissiinnggDistinctively exquisite AmericanaJuly 11

Billed as an“AmericanaSensation,” thisgroup of youngclassicallytrainedmusicians ismaking animmense impactwherever theyplay. Thequartet bringsan exciting and distinctive sound to the genre. With a banjoand fiddle, one might think they’re traditional bluegrass, butthink again. Cello and hand drums round out the group,creating a truly new sound. A little bit bluegrass, a little bitfolk, a little bit classical and whole lot of original, HarpethRising is a band to watch.

KKiidd CChhaarrlleemmaaggnneeColorado’s tribute to Steely DanJuly 18

American rock band Steely Dan’s popularity peaked in the late1970s, with the release of seven albums blending elements ofjazz, rock, funk, R&B and pop. Rolling Stone called them “theperfect musical antiheroes for the Seventies.” The band’smusic is characterized by complex jazz-influenced structuresand harmonies with a revolving cast of rock and pop studiomusicians. Kid Charlemagne faithfully recreates the SteelyDan sound, providing a fun trip down memory lane.

Photo credit: Kim Cook

SSoouutthheerrnn EExxppoossuurreeUpbeat, contemporary bluegrassJuly 25

With one hand in contemporary bluegrass and the otherreeling out traditional tunes, Southern Exposure draws on thepast and brings you to the present. The band’s down-homeapproach keeps it a favorite throughout the Front Range.Southern Exposure brings a drive and musical sparkle to itsperformances—simply the result of having a fun, lively andupbeat time.

TThhee IInndduullggeerrssCeltic rock without boundariesAugust 1

The Indulgersare a localband thatcombinesScottish, Irishand Americanmusical stylesinto a fantasticnew sound.Composed offive artists with a wide variety of musical influences, theIndulgers have created an amalgamation that has a distinctiveCeltic sound, with elements of folk, rock and jazz thrown infor good measure. Through songwriting, the band emerged asone that explores the boundaries of Celtic rock with originalcompositions. Through its performances, the band has becomeknown for polished, high-energy shows.

An amazing lineup, a beautiful venue and a series price ofonly $24 makes Sounds Exciting! a summer concert series notto be missed.


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Love, Hannah, the next Kristen Stewart!!!!!

Hey Travis. You can start calling me theMagic Master … the Luke Skywalker ofLegerdemain … the Power Prestidigitator.I know – my moniker needs some work.But I’m learning some pretty sweet tricks inMagic Camp. Can’t wait to amaze you andMike. See ya later.

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Registration for HCA Summer Camps has begun.We’re offering pottery, painting, sculpture, theater,dance, magic, history, jewelry making, weaving,music and more. Visit us online for moreinformation or to register.


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One of the most asked questions from museum visitors is,“Where’s the store or where’s the gift shop?” Museum storeshave become a visitor experience staple. It is the postcard orthe guide book, the vintage-style candy or the art reprint wetreasure as the memory from a vacation or tour.

Over the past 20 years, museum stores have become morefocused and specialized, refining their product selection andstore operation. Museum stores can be a significant revenuesource for a museum, helping to support its operations. Whenentering a store, one should see a variety of products thatreflect the mission of the museum. The 20th CenturyEmporium at the Lakewood Heritage Center offers productsthat relate to the museum’s permanent collection, as well asitems that relate to the 20th century, with an emphasis on the1940s through the 1960s.

Retro reproductions inspired bythe Lakewood Heritage Center’spermanent collection includeCoca-Cola® decorative products,CDs with all the great oldies,Gumby and Pokey, bottled sodas,Slinkys®, diner accessories, retrocandy and gum, retro reproduction glassware, wind-up robotsand much more! Visit the 20th Century Emporium to take atrip back in time! (Please see page 22 for hours and locationinformation.)

LINCOLN LOGSLincoln Logs® were the creation ofJohn Lloyd Wright, the son offamed architect Frank LloydWright. Inspired on a 1916 trip toTokyo, where his father wasbuilding the Imperial Hotel, theyoung Wright watched workersbuild the structure with therevolutionary technique ofinterlocking beams. The originalLincoln Logs® were made ofredwood. Wright named them afterPresident Lincoln. Since theirintroduction, 100 million sets havebeen sold.

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Lakewood Cultural Center (LCC),North & Mezzanine Galleries

470 S. Allison Parkway(Alameda & Wadsworth) 303-987-78458 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday10 a.m.-2 p.m., Saturday One hour prior to performances

Artisan ShowcaseInside the Lakewood Cultural Center303-987-787710 a.m.-2 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday Through intermission during most performances

James J. Richey GalleryLakewood Civic Center480 S. Allison Parkway(Alameda & Wadsworth)8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday

Lakewood Heritage Center (LHC),Spirit of Lakewood & Radius Galleries

801 S. Yarrow St.(Ohio & Wadsworth)303-987-785010 a.m.-4 p.m., Tuesday-SaturdayGuided tours:11 a.m. & 2 p.m.No reservation needed for groups of ten or fewer.

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