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	Creativity is an effort to help bring attention to help arts' funding. John Dandurand previously with the Colorado Arts Consortium and our state leaders Senator Nighthorse Campbell, along with Fran Holden explain why the arts play such an important role in our state and why it needs additional support. Recently the State has cut art's funding from 47th in the Nation to last. On the other hand, Senator Allard is proud of our current arts program and voted to end the NEA (National Endowment for the Arts). 5-min. Realvideo file
	M Scott Haynes is a talented artist and friend living near Evergreen, Colorado. Not only does this lady convey her heart and soul in her imagery, but has been recognized by numerous awards and commissions... including two from Coors. Explore her high country life and desires as an artist in this five-minute video. 5-min. Realvideo file
	Glenn Aultman recently passed away and was the second generation of a 119 year photography legacy in Trinidad, Colorado. Back in 1881 Glen's father took over a portrait studio because of a bad business loan and Glenn was still working the studio at the time of my interview in 1998. They documented the mining era of the high country. For the last interview of Colorado's oldest mountain community photographer, tap into our Realvideo streaming video, 5-min.
	Trailer: Follow the legendary cowboy poet and Moffat Wood Chopping Champion, Peggy Godfrey, as she performs twelve of her poems. A WOMAN RANCHING THE ROCKIES offers an insight into life on the high Rocky Mountain ranches. 4-min. More information on the full DVD available here.
	Hal Gould, one of the original founders and present curator of the oldest fine art photography gallery in the world (still at its original location). Hal has dedicated his life to the arts and played a part of a collective role in elevating photography's status to that of fine art. His gallery, Camera Obscura, is a "must see" in Denver and is located opposite the Denver Art Museum on 1309 Bannock St. 4-min.
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