“A creative life is an amplified life. It's a bigger life, a happier life, an expanded life, and a hell of a lot more interesting life” - Elizabeth Gilbert
We invite you to join us for the final evening of our Kickstarter Campaign. All proceeds from the Silent Auction go to our Kickstarter to help us reach our goal. Artwork has been donated from all types of artists around the San Juans. The evening will include live music, refreshments, and a seminar about creativity, community, and space.
Together we will explore what creativity means individually as well as within a community. This will be an inspiring evening of conversation and teamwork to imagine what the future of the Silverton Powerhouse may hold.
The Kickstarter is an all-or-nothing type of fundraiser. We must reach our goal of $19,437 by April 2nd in order to receive any of the funds that have been pledged thus far. Let’s gather as a community to imagine our future.
You are welcome to join for the entirety of the event, or stop by. The creativity workshop will begin at 7pm - participation is requested, but not necessary.
Silent Auction Featured Artists
“As a jeweler I value quality over quantity, here you will find handcrafted slow batch jewelry. Each piece is made one by one in my studio. My hope is you can take your jewelry with you on adventures big and small.”
Anne is a landscape artist working both physically and digitally. She works closely with mountains and experiments with colors, shapes and perspectives - bending the line between realistic and abstract.
Hannah Green
“My mom used to say that creativity is like matter or energy, it is only the rearrangement of known material. Whether it’s ephemeral images or making my own route across a vast landscape, creativity for me is a way to translate experiences inside and out that can’t always be described with words.”
Tim Kapustka is an artist and graphic designer living in Durango, Colorado. The son of two teachers (science & 2nd grade), he has a solid grasp on 2nd grade science. He grew up on Michigan’s lower peninsula in the shadow of a Vlasic pickle plant and still has a thriving love affair with the city of Detroit, that city’s baseballers, the Tigers, and pickles.
By day, Tim runs Cabbage Creative, a graphic design firm and is a founding member of Studio & Gallery. When not at work Tim enjoys eating cheese(s), cultivating rust, and standing knee deep in the rivers and streams of Southwest Colorado.
Hillary is a Colorado born and raised multi-media Construction Artist. Across mediums, Hillary’s work focuses on repurposing materials. She has been working with epoxy resin pour painting on single pane windows, skulls, antlers, and epoxy resin inlay in wood and metals.