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PHOTOS: First Friday at 40 West Arts District

40 West artists show off their work

Joseph Rios
jrios@coloradocommunitymedia.com

Posted 2/5/19

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PHOTOS: First Friday at 40 West Arts District

40 West artists show off their work

“Museum of the Dog” by Mike Kenne.

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“If You’re Gonna Be a Bear Be a Grizzly” by Samuel Austin.

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“Dimming of the Day” by Tabetha Landt.

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“Marked by the River” by Tracey Russell.

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“Frida Chair” by Mandy Scott.

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Posted Tuesday, February 5, 2019 1:18 pm

More info on the artists

Mike Kenne: www.saatchiart.com/mkeene

Mandy Scott: 40westarts.org/40wstudios/

Tabetha Landt: www.tabethalandt.com

Samuel Austin: samaustinart.com

Tracey Russell: traceyrussell.com

Joseph Rios
jrios@coloradocommunitymedia.com

On the first Friday of each month, artist galleries open up to the public at the 40 West Arts District. To pair with the art work, 40 West Arts offers beer and wine to attendees. The art district is a certified Creative District, and its goal is to support and promote West Colfax in Lakewood.

More information, including details of the next First Friday event is available at 40westarts.org.

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First Friday, 40 West, Tabetha Landt, Mike Kenne, Mandy Scott

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