Jeniffer Mulson
Live Well columnist at The Gazette (Colorado Springs, CO)
Arts and Entertainment and Features Reporter at The Gazette (Colorado Springs, CO)
Features and entertainment reporter at The Gazette
Articles
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6 days ago |
gazette.com | Jeniffer Mulson
John Marzolf likes to play a little game with visitors when they stop by his shop, Artem Art Services. He points to two brilliantly colored paintings hanging side by side on the wall, each featuring the same profile of a dapper-looking rooster. “One is the original, the other is a print copy,” he says. “Can you tell the difference?”One is hard-pressed to decipher the original (it’s on the right).
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Jeniffer Mulson
After Felix Gonzalez-Torres’ beloved partner died of complications of AIDS, he paid homage to him with candy. The Cuban-born American visual artist became well-known for his social and political work during the AIDS crisis in the 1980s and ’90s, creating conceptual works that reflected his experience as a gay man in New York City and those of the gay community.
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Jeniffer Mulson
Cinderella loses her shoe and gains a husband. We’re familiar with the most widely known version of the classic fairy tale, written in 1697 by Frenchman Charles Perrault, though the story stretches back even further than that. For Colorado Ballet Society’s upcoming production, co-director and choreographer Charles Maple wanted to mix things up a little. “So many different versions have been done. Everyone’s familiar with the Disney version,” Maple said.
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1 week ago |
coloradosprings.com | Jeniffer Mulson
Cinderella loses her shoe and gains a husband. We’re familiar with the most widely known version of the classic fairy tale, written in 1697 by Frenchman Charles Perrault, though the story stretches back even further than that. For Colorado Ballet Society’s upcoming production, co-director and choreographer Charles Maple wanted to mix things up a little. Carly Pearce brings 'Hummingbird' to Colorado Springs“So many different versions have been done.
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Jeniffer Mulson
Rupert Guy, a former space scientist and science teacher turned spiritual adviser and contact specialist is on a six-week, 16-state tour, which includes a stop in Monument. He’ll be at the Red Rocks Road trailhead parking lot April 23 to host an evening of meditation, which he says often attracts UFOs, aliens and perhaps other phenomena, like sasquatch, to make contact with him and the group of attendees.
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