Sunday, Sept. 27 is the final day for two free shows that opened Sept. 23 at the Center for Creativity, the city-run gallery building at 200 Mathews St. in Fort Collins. Both are open noon to 6 p.m.
‘The Witch’s Garden,’ by Jennifer Hahn and Rachel Hulse, is described in the city’s listing as an equinox art show with themes of nature, feminist mythology and the terrible beauty of decay. Down the hall, the T.S. Berger 55-year pottery retrospective chronicles the artist’s journey with wheel-thrown pottery and brush-on glaze decoration. The city notes that the shows are presented by the artists themselves rather than by the Center for Creativity or the City of Fort Collins.
Know before you go
- Free; no tickets or registration.
- The ‘Formed by Fire’ exhibit is in Gallery C of the same building through Oct. 11, so you can see three shows in one stop today.
- Next up in the building: the Northern Colorado Artists Fall Show, Sept. 30 through Oct. 4.
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