Aurora Artwalk is June 3
Don’t expect the typical row of booths at this year’s Aurora ArtWalk. Organizers have worked to make sure guests will see something unusual.
The Aurora ArtWalk is produced by the all volunteer Cultural Creatives, an ad-hoc group of downtown artists, business and property owners with a common interest in encouraging an arts-friendly environment.
David Lewis, one of the Cultural Creatives committee members helping to produce the Aurora ArtWalk, said they are shaking things up for the fifth anniversary.
“It’s always a work in progress, like any great artwork. So we’re tweaking it a little bit,” he said.
One change: moving the start and end times back. The event will be from 7-11 p.m. The feedback they received last year was that patrons wanted more of an event.
“The word they kept using was edgy — not quite as routine or as predictable as an art show,” he said. “The other thing we’re doing that is different (is that) we have a curator, or a producer, at each venue, and each producer is in charge of finding the artist and working with the artist and acting as a liaison between the artist and the venue owner. And that producer also works with us and develops a theme for each venue.”
This year, the overall theme is “Art Is:” It is up to each venue to finish that statement.
“One venue is ‘Art is colorful,’ and another venue is ‘Art is abstract,’ or ‘Art is local,’ or ‘Art is useful.’ There are all different types of adjectives that describe and relate to art,” Lewis said.
For example, in the Art is Colorful venue, you’ll find work by six different artists who work in vibrant colors — either photographers or painters or even musicians who have described their music as colorful, he said. Venues include shops, restaurants and art studios. Approximately 12 venues and 50 artists will be participating.
“The ArtWalk started out as a way to showcase our downtown and show off the cool space we have downtown,” he said. “In years past, it’s been a very eclectic mix, and very random. This year we’re trying to group our artists according to (a theme.) Most venues will have a mix of visual art and music, and in many cases some performance art, either dance or movement, or poets or songwriters.
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