Two Pagosa artists in Farmington national show, Pagosa SUN, May 11, 2006

Photos (clockwise, left to right): Linda Echterhoff and her Honorable Mention ribbon next to “Seed Pod”; “Cherries Under Ice,” by Janet Collins, First Place; “Immigrant,” by Barbara Giorgio, Second Place; “Missed Fortune” by Veronica Day, Third Place; “The Passage,” by Gil Bruvel, Best of Show Pagosa Springs artist Linda Echterhoff received an honorable mention in … Read more

Diverse art show filled with quality, professionalism, Durango Herald, May 9, 2006

Courtesy Farmington Museum“Fish Wanting to Fly,” photograph by Jeffrey Jue, Oakland, Calif., at the “Gateway to Imagination” National Juried Art Competition in Farmington. By Leanne Goebel | Special to the Herald The photographers Jim and Eileen Baumgardt are the only Durango artists in this year’s Gateway National Juried Art Competition in Farmington. The husband and … Read more

Pagosa passes ordinance suspending authorizations, permits for demolition, Four Corners Business Journal, April 17-30, 2006

PAGOSA SPRINGS, Colo. — While the Historic Preservation Board works with the town council to revise the Pagosa Springs Municipal Code, the board feels it is necessary to protect sites, building and other features that are of sufficient age to be designated as historic landmarks through the adoption of a temporary suspension of the demolition … Read more

Pagosa to explore creating a downtown authority, Four Corner Business Journal, April 17-30, 2006

By Leanne Goebel Journal Correspondent PAGOSA SPRINGS, Colo. — Angela Atkinson, paid consultant to the Town of Pagosa Springs on the Downtown Master Plan, consultant on the comprehensive plan, chair of the Big Box Task Force, interim chair of the Community Vision Council, member of the Town Tourism Committee, chair of the CVC Art & … Read more

‘The Lost Painting,’ an illuminating read, Pagosa Springs SUN, April 27, 2006

Special to The PREVIEW “The Lost Painting” by Jonathan Harr. Random House, 2005. Jonathan Harr brings the world of art history to life in “The Lost Painting.” Harr takes the reader into the world of art history student Francesca Capelletti and the tedious and often mundane work of digging through archives to trace the provenance … Read more

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