Schedule

Brushstrokes 5th Anniversary Show

Join us on Friday March 14, 2008 to celebrate our 5th Anniversary Show
Opening Reception: 5pm - 9pm
Baby Grand Piano provided by Vintage Pianos
Musician-Frank Perko III


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The Art of Nursing

Brushstrokes is hosting "The Art of Nursing" benefit on Thursday February 7,2008 from 5:30-8pm. Please join us!

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First Fridays

Join Brushstrokes on the first Friday of each month for an informal evening of perusing art at a leisurely pace in an intimate atmosphere with the artists.
Brushstrokes will be open on each first Friday of the month from 4pm-8pm.
Come enjoy the latest endeavors and ongoing creative process of John, Kit and Anita in their ongoing art explorations.

Grande y Peqeno

November 2, 2007 Friday from 5-9pm Brushstrokes Studio-Gallery, LLP. This Denver, Colorado Fine Art Gallery will open a show featuring large and small scale new works of original paintings. This show is in conjunction with Denver's First Friday celebration.

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Sizzlin Summer Show

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Artists John K. Harrell, Kit Hevron Mahoney and Anita Mosher are mixing their paint for a summer fare of exceptional paintings. Each artist has chosen to interpret their favorite hot new subjects for this exhibit and sale.

Opening reception: Friday, July 13, 2007 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
“Brushstrokes Sizzlin Summer Show” will continue through August, 2007.

Abstractions ll

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Past Show:
Abstractions ll Reception: Opens: May 1, 2007 Closes: June 1, 2007 Details: Stretching the imagination and creative skills, this show will be a treat for those who are curious about seeing how the artists interpret the world outside of the boundaries of realism. Each artist steps from the comfort zone of impressionistic realism to tackle a less structured view of their own artistic reality.