BREAKFAST with an all-in-one casserole! Heh – it’s breakfast, who has time to go to the grocery! Our in-the-fridge version of this casserole: On a recent morning we went for something different for breakfast – a casserole using what we had in the fridge. In a high walled (1”) 12 x 17” baking sheet: spray […]
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Monet in his garden at Giverny with his Lily-Pond and Japanese Bridge. DAM – DENVER ART MUSEUM: The blockbuster sold-out exhibition, “Claude Monet, The Truth of Nature,” at the Denver Art Museum had huge crowds every day. ARTS&FOOD® had the honor of going to view this project, and it was an immense undertaking for […]
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At Pints Pub, you’ll find the charm and personality of an English Pub, neither home nor work, but a community hub serving as a crossroads for the city center. Pints Pub, a traditional brew-pub that aspires to be your local pub. There is artisan brewed beer, freshly prepared honest food, and good conversation. […]
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An excerpt from On the Road on a marker in the center of Jack Kerouac Alley, a one-way alleyway in Chinatown, San Francisco, California, that connects Grant Avenue and Columbus Avenue. (Above photo in public domain – This article first appeared in A&F Magazine in Sept. 2018.) An Essay by Jonathon Kendall Photography by Jessica Beaulieu I first met […]
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T-Rex King of the Dinosaurs. The Denver Museum of Nature & Science For more than 100 years, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science has been at the heart of cultural experience in Denver. Explore the cosmos, uncover dazzling gems and minerals, see an IMAX film and a planetarium show, and get as close to […]
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Chowmorso Restaurant at 15th Street and Wynkoop in LoDo, Denver. (Source: ARTSandFOOD® staff visited the restaurant and tried the food.)
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BIO Martin Lambuth’s paintings are about nostalgia and Americana, with the objective to regulate the decay of time, capture a bit of history and allow viewers to delight in past glories before they are forever swept from the landscape. No brushes were harmed in the making of his paintings, as he paints primarily with plastic […]
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Title: No Monkeys BIO Howard Harris has long been fascinated by both visual perception and design. The Denver native earned a BFA from Kansas City Art Institute and worked in architectural design and space planning before enrolling in Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York. There he received a Master of Industrial Design, studying with […]
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Mercantile is the culmination of Chef Alex Seidel’s two previous ventures, Fruition Restaurant and Fruition Farms. Opened in 2007, Fruition Restaurant is a showcase of Chef Seidel’s passion to create approachable, top quality food without the pretense (and price tag) of fine dining. It is perennially honored as one of the top restaurants in Colorado […]
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Haddon “Sunny” Sundblom illustrated Santa for the CocaCola Company for years. Haddon “Sunny” Sundblom (1899 – 1976) is the Swedish / American artist best known for the painted images of Santa Claus for The Coca Cola Company. The artist turned to the description in Clement Moore’s poem “Twas the Night Before Christmas” for inspiration. Sundblom […]