Let’s protect our wildlife
Let’s demand action: Approve wildlife crossings over 82, create natural food sources, enact stronger prevention measures and demand serious commitment from our local and state leaders to protect the wildlife that makes the Roaring Fork Valley special. Let’s not forget, this is their home too.
Safe passages on the road and canvas
The resulting exhibition features work by Poschman along with Cam Burns, Katalin Domoszlay, Dave Durrance, Erin Ely, Julie Grimm, Cary Guy, Nancy Kullgren, Willow Poschman, Tamara Susa, Pam Weber and Ellen Woods.
An opening reception will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday. “Safe Passages” is the gallery’s 269th consecutive exhibition since it opened 41 years ago.
In each of its art shows, Aspen Chapel partners with a local nonprofit and gives a portion of the proceeds from the sale of the art to them. Poschman chose the group Roaring Fork Safe Passages as the partner for this exhibition.