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Month of Love OH, THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY. It’s short, sweet and filled with sweets (thanks for the handout, Hallmark). Valentine’s Day is a bit of a gimmick for card companies, but at least it makes you reflect on who, or what, you love. It only made sense to meet makers this month, because if there’s one thing we learned through these interviews and photo shoots, it’s that these makers pour their heart and soul into their craft. Meet Marsha Robinson, gracing the cover this month. She’s a self-taught artist and designer behind Strange Dirt (@strangedirt), creating whimsical yet complex botanical textiles reminiscent of the Art-Deco era. Plenty of pops of color and designs to die for. Then there’s husband/wife team Jon and Deana Ketchum who create perfectly crafted furniture through their woodworking studio, New Collar Goods (@new_collar_goods).
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FEATURES 20 Lobster Bliss— I mean—Bisque A date night idea for the month of love.
30 Meet the Makers A new wave of artistic expression across all spectrums.
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36 Room with a View A life of luxury at Country Club Towers II & III in Cherry Creek.
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art early on, attending the Long Island Drawing School. After,
strength through the repetition of her pen on paper, when the
Tucek enrolled at the Pratt Institute for Illustration. During her
world around her, and within her, seemed to be unraveling.”
time in New York, she helped curate shows at the Society of Illustrators and the Godwin-Ternbach Museum; as well
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+ Kosher salt
1. Fill a large pot with 1/2 inch of water. Stir in 2
+ 2 live lobsters, weighing
teaspoons kosher salt and bring the water to a
around 3 pounds total
boil. Add the lobsters, cover with a tight-fitting
+ 2 tablespoons olive oil
lid and return the water to a boil. Once boiling,
+ 1 carrot, chopped
lower the heat to a gentle boil and cook the lob-
+ 2 ribs celery, chopped
sters until they are bright red (about 12 minutes).
+ 1 medium onion, chopped
Remove the lobsters, reserving the liquid. When
+ 2 cloves garlic, crushed
the lobsters have cooled slightly, place them in
+ 2 sprigs fresh thyme
a bowl and remove the meat from the claws
+ 2 sprigs fresh tarragon
and tail, again reserving any liquid that comes
+ 2 tablespoons tomato paste
out of the shells. Chop the meat and refrigerate.
+ 1 cup medium sherry
Roughly chop the shells into small pieces and
+ 2 cups fish stock or clam broth
reserve, along with all the lobster remains.
+ ½ cup long-grain white rice + 1 cup heavy cream
2. Swirl the olive oil in a large pot over
+ Cayenne pepper, to taste
medium heat, then add the vegetables and herbs. Sauté until the onions are translucent, about 5 minutes, then increase the heat to medium-high and add the lobster shells and remains. Sauté for 5 to 6 minutes, then add the tomato paste and cook for an additional 3 to 4 minutes. 3. Add the sherry, then ignite or cook until the alcohol has evaporated. Add fish stock and 1 cup of the lobster-cooking liquid. Bring to a simmer and cook, covered, for 1 hour. 4. Strain the broth through a colander, pressing down hard on the solids to extrude as much liquid as possible. Wipe out the pot and pour in the broth. Add the rice and cook for at least 30 minutes, or until the grains are cooked to extreme softness. 5. Blend the bisque in a food processor or blender, then pass through a fine sieve, again pressing down hard on what solids remain. Add the cream and bring to a low simmer. Add the chopped lobster meat, let it heat through, then season to taste with salt and cayenne. Recipe by Food Editor & Boutique Private Chef Dane Hiett, ChefDanesKitchen.com. February 2018 | Cherry Creek Lifestyle
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YOU EXPECT THE POPULIST TO BE COOL–HOW COULD IT NOT BE? The bar’s dark exterior and vintage industrial vibes are stylish–without trying too hard. The menu is creative and eclectic. Not to mention The Populist is home to one of the most rad outdoor patios in town, complete with an Instagram-worthy wall draped in vines and string lights. Cool–clearly. What you’re not expecting is to be utterly charmed by intimate atmosphere of neighborhood locals chatting at the bar, by the food that is both comforting and indulgent, and most of all, by the passionate and genius staff. Take Chelsea Mahoney, the lead bartender at the Populist, who has an almost dizzying knowledge of the bottles that line the shelves behind her and creativity to match. On any given night, order the Bartender’s Choice– you’ll be getting a drink that perhaps no one has ever gotten before. Chelsea creates it on the spot, often naming it after the patron who ordered it. From her confidence and expertise, you’d never guess that she was a server when The Populist opened five years ago. Within a month she was behind the bar and has been there ever since. You can’t help but wonder where Mahoney gets the inspiration for such creativity behind the bar. Pulling out a copy of David Embury’s "The Fine Art of Mixing Cocktails,” she explains, “This is my go-to. I get a lot of inspiration from this book, which was written in the 40’s. I love how creative you can be behind the bar, and how everyone has their own style. Everyone can put their stamp on it.” Chelsea describes her style as southern, feminine and weird, and compares mixing a drink to creating the varied notes of a perfume. We sample a Snow White, a frothy cocktail of rum, lime, pineapple and egg white that immediately has us longing for warmer weather. We also try a variation of a Jack Rose, garnished with lemon and flower petals. Close your eyes as you savor its citrus and herbal flavors, and it might almost trick you into thinking that it’s spring. Both drinks are delicate and delicious, and both are part of The Populist’s spring cocktail lineup. This season, if you’re looking for charm, come in and ask to see Chelsea’s famous bar trick. Then order a cocktail–you might just leave with a drink named after you.
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THE NEW WAVE ARTISTIC EXPRESSION ACROSS ALL SPECTRUMS
THE POPULATION OF DENVER IS MULTIPLYING AND, WITH THAT GROWTH, THE CITY’S ART SCENE IS BECOMING MORE AND MORE EXCITING. This month we interviewed four artists and craftspeople at the forefront of Denver’s community of makers–Marsha Robinson of Strange Dirt, Jon and Deana Ketchum of New Collar Goods, and Bonnie Gregory, artist and welder. 30
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ARTICLE MEG SIMON | PHOTOGRAPHY LADD FORDE
MARSHA ROBINSON || STRANGE DIRT Marsha Robinson, self-taught artist and
“It won’t stop there,” Marsha says. “I plan
the woman behind Strange Dirt, Robinson’s
to keep the wheel turning and continually
art brand, creates whimsical yet complex
add new facets to my work.”
botanical pieces reminiscent of the Art-
Robinson recently signed up for a ceram-
Deco era. Her work is ever evolving; what
ics course and is hoping to soon see her
began as a passion for fashion design and
work in 3-D.
a focus on the female figure is now more of a floral theme.
While many elements of Robinson’s work are continually moving, the message Robinson
“The botanical world fascinated me – I
works to communicate has remained consistent.
“This city is growing
think of it as the ultimate example of true,
“My mission as an artist is simple – to spread
and trying to find its
natural beauty,” says Robinson.
beauty,” reflects Robinson. “I want to move
Along with the content of her work, the
and uplift people’s spirits.” Robinson’s intricate
mediums Robinson employs also continue
botanical designs, enveloped by her Art-Deco
to shift and expand. Though her current
sensibility, undoubtedly achieve this goal.
body of work began with paper and ink
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voice and, because of this, I’ve been able to make a mark.”
drawings, she has now realized her designs as apparel patches, textile wall hangings, and glassware.
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(CON TI N U ED)
JON AND DEANA KETCHUM || NEW COLLAR GOODS Deana and Jon Ketchum grew up 4 hours
Jon explains. “Soon we were building fur-
north of New York City in a tiny town called
niture for people we had never met! We
Greenwich. Now married, the two spent
designed a furniture line, built a website and
their childhoods creating and building odds
New Collar Goods was formed.”
and ends. Currently, for the past two years,
As for the future?
Deana and Jon co-own and operate New
“We dream of building a beautiful shop
Collar Goods, a two-person woodworking
someday where we feel inspired and can work
studio that fabricates simple and functional
on multiple jobs at a time,” the couple says.
furniture as well as custom-made pieces.
With the success that New Collar Goods
Soon after college, Deana and Jon
has already experienced, we hope to be
decided it was time to move somewhere
seeing their work around Denver for a long
new. They quit their jobs, packed up their
time to come.
dog and headed out to Colorado for their
NewCollarGoods.com | new_collar_goods
first time, the state that would become their new home. After they arrived, Jon and Deana were left with the question of how to furnish their empty apartment. “Building furniture for ourselves quickly translated to building furniture for friends,” 32
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“We had never been to Colorado before, but the city scene looked really appealing and living near the Rockies was a dream.�
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BONNIE GREGORY || ARTIST AND WELDER Bonnie Gregory has been experimenting
flanking the train platform at DIA. She also
with metal since high school. Growing up
worked with Ravi Zupa on “Mightier Than,”
outside of Philadelphia in a predominantly
a series of sculptural machine guns made
Mennonite community, Gregory was sur-
from antique typewriter parts.
rounded by farm tools and friends who made their own fun.
Gregory’s life is conventional in certain respects (she is a mother of two), but brim-
“My grandfather is a spring manufacturer,
ming with adventure in others. She loves to
and he had a lot of old cars and things like
sail and travel and has worked in many cities
that,” Gregory remembers. “I’ve pretty much
including Reykjavik–her adoptive home. Her
always been around machines and metal.”
children, ages 9 and 11, are now old enough
Gregory now works building furniture and on numerous artistic collaborations. Currently,
she
fabricates
the
furniture
designs of different architectural firms for
to join Gregory on her adventures. “They’re very kind, courteous people, and always up for new things,” Gregory says of her children. “I feel very blessed."
commercial spaces. “The furniture that I make will be here long after I am,” Gregory says, “and I want my pieces to disappear into the overall space.” Artistically, Gregory worked on “Shadow Array,” Patrick Marold’s massive sculpture 34
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“I just want to use my hands well.”
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EXPAND YOUR LENS. You’ll see a panoramic view of the Rockies from Longs Peak to Pikes Peak and all the heights in between. Adjust your scope in closer. You’ll find yourself floating above the city lights, the park greenery, and the multifaceted sprawl that is the greater Denver area. No matter your focus, Country Club Towers II & III encapsulate the Denver way of life in its many forms, from its physical spectacle to its wholly unique attitude and character, all within a luxurious, 28,000 square foot apartment community. A project decades in the making, Country Club Towers II & III are the culmination of years of planning and design that represent the sustainability and fostering of an enriching community that is the cornerstone of Broe Real Estate Group’s investment philosophy. CONTINUED >
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Express Yourself
PAINTING A WORLD OF EMOTION WITH WILL DAY
ARTICLE BEN WIESE PHOTOGRAPHY KELSEY HUFFER
SPEND A MINUTE OR TWO WITH
the ground to get to know his work before
WILL
he ever touches a paint brush. There is a
DAY,
AND
IT
BECOMES
OBVIOUS THAT HE HAS AN INTER-
Little threads from Day’s past run
ING AND PEOPLE. The way people
through to his present. For example, the
connect with each other, the way they
textures and depth on the canvas are
interact with the world—he is captivated
related to studying architecture and an
by the emotional weight of it all.
affinity for edges and tools; the colors
After nine-and-a-half years of abstract
used in his work occasionally harken
expressionism, Day has entered into
back to time spent traveling abroad.
what he considers the “chapter two” of
Even his former life working in finance
his career as an artist, which consists of
on Wall Street can be seen in the way he
doubling down on trusting his voice as
pings around his studio space with tow-
an artist and better channeling unfiltered
ering canvasses hanging on the walls
human emotion in his work. He has moved
like skyscrapers. He has always been
past the “now what?” phase of being an
a creative, but everything else before
artist, and can now solely focus on turning
painting professionally is what got him
a blank canvas into a story.
here, and he can now appreciate that.
“One of the biggest shifts for me has
“I think the big difference [between
been trusting in my creative process and
starting out and now] is I never really
believing that I can actually paint,” says
understood what the art meant,” says
Day. “I am an artist, I have a voice, and I
Day. “Now, I have a better sense of
want to share something with the world.”
where I’m going, why, and how the art
Day’s work offers an in-depth look at a
is really manifesting through me and
particular feel of a moment in time. Perhaps
WillDayArt.com | @willdayart
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grounded warmth to the way he works.
TWINED PASSION FOR STORYTELL-
onto the canvas.”
it is a summer that has been forgotten, or
Day is a creator, through-and-through.
maybe it’s an aerial view of a city during a
The act of expressing himself and trig-
formative year; His work is about people and
gering an emotional release by exercising
where they fit in the world.
such muscles is what brought him to art
His creative process is structured, but
in the first place, but it doesn’t just have
he keeps it casual. He may paint at 10
to be painting. He may one day follow the
PM or 3 AM, he pumps 50s jazz tunes
feeling of creative expression to a world
through his studio stereo to keep creative
outside of paint tubes and paint brushes,
juices flowing, he keeps his studio door
but he will always chase human connec-
open, and he sits with his canvasses on
tion in everything he does.
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NEIGHBORHOOD
CHERRY CREEK
ORIGINAL PRICE
SOLD PRICE
%SOLD/ORIG
DOM
BDRMS
BATHS
575 Circle Dr, Denver Country Club
$7,595,000
$6,500,000
86%
223
6
9
401 S Garfield St #4, Cherry Creek
$3,275,000
$2,800,000
85%
188
4
5
516 Clermont St, Hilltop
$2,300,000
$2,100,000
91%
49
5
6
5555 Preserve Dr, Greenwood Village
$2,195,000
$2,025,000
92%
18
5
8
425 Milwaukee St, Cherry Creek
$1,799,000
$1,866,289
104%
216
4
6
1309 S Marion St, Washington Park
$1,599,000
$1,594,000
100%
6
5
6
801 S Columbine St, Bonnie Brae
$1,750,000
$1,588,000
91%
129
4
5
620 Bellaire St, Hilltop
$1,400,000
$1,313,000
94%
118
5
5
30 Dexter St, Hilltop
$1,425,000
$1,310,000
92%
34
5
4
395 S Gaylord St, Washington Park
$1,295,000
$1,300,000
100%
5
4
4
50 S Jackson St, Cherry Creek
$1,300,000
$1,300,000
100%
6
4
4
664 Fillmore St, Congress Park
$1,250,000
$1,140,000
91%
50
4
4
860 Detroit St, Congress Park
$1,165,000
$1,115,000
96%
8
6
4
966 Bonnie Brae Blvd, Bonnie Brae
$1,400,000
$1,110,000
79%
136
5
4
5745 E 6th Avenue Pkwy, Hilltop
$1,095,000
$1,065,000
97%
126
5
5
510 Fairfax St, Hilltop
$1,100,000
$1,035,000
94%
82
5
4
This data is a sampling of sold properties from December 2017.
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6:50 AM
Alarm goes off. Peek out the window to see if the sun’s up (it’s not). Push snooze.
7:00 AM
Alarm goes off again. Time to get up for real.
7:05 AM
Shower. Stretch. Feed Nova (our dog). Make breakfast (usually oatmeal with nuts and berries) and pour over coffee (usually Huckleberry). Hard boil some eggs.
7:45 AM
Meditate before breakfast.
8:15 AM
Leave for work
9:00 AM
Get to work and start a pot of coffee (we don’t go far to get our beans, since we are co-tenants with Spur Coffee!).
9:15 AM
Roll out our chalkboard, fill our coffee mugs and sit down for our daily team meeting, where we catch up on gossip and go over our tasks for the day.
11:00 AM
Start second pot of coffee.
11:05 AM
Check in with production team; one of our sewing machines has been acting up again. Decide to wait until after recess to fix it.
11:30 AM
Recess bell rings
12:05 PM
Laser cut wallet pieces for an order from our newest wholesale account in Hawaii.
1:35 PM
Respond to email from a customer who just placed an order for a Day Pack and wants to know if we can rush the shipment to arrive in time for her boyfriend’s birthday. We can! Pack up her order and put the box by the door.
1:55 PM
Eat lunch outside on the bench on the back side of our building (the sunny side).
2:20 PM
Walk down the dock to check the mail. Call Dad to say hi.
2:45 PM
Drop off fabric (i.e. roll a cart down the dock) to get screen printed at A Small Print Shop, our neighbors.
2:55 PM
Make tea. Sneak some chocolate from the chocolate drawer.
4:15 PM
Put away dishes in our shared kitchen. Water plants (we have a LOT of plants).
4:30 PM
Drive home and drop off second round of boxes to post office on the way.
4:45 PM
Take Nova for a walk around our neighborhood before it gets dark.
6:40 PM
Start making dinner and decide to keep it simple: veggie miso soup topped with fried egg.
6:45 PM
Feed Nova.
7:15 PM
Lay down on couch and scroll through Instagram and News feed. Resist temptation to check email.
7:30 PM
Meditate.
8:20 PM
Work on travel plans for our upcoming trip to Mexico City + LA. Find Airbnb spot that looks promising.
9:25 PM
Make list of shops to visit and people to see in LA (we haven’t been back since we lived there 12 years ago!).
9:55 PM
Plug in phone to charge. Pick up guitar and tune. Practice chord transitions for Justin Beiber song (acoustic version).
10:25 PM
Brush teeth and get in bed. Start reading but don’t get very far before we start to fall asleep.
10:45 PM
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ARTIST’S PALETTE
PL AY FU L P R O C E S S, M O D E R N ARTICLE CAMILLE WILSON | PHOTOGRAPHY ANDREA BUROLLA PHOTOGRAPHY
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THROUGH A MASHUP OF CONTEMPORARY FINE ART CREATION AND A CHILDREN’S PORTRAIT EXPERIENCE, ANDREA BUROLLA PHOTOGRAPHY IS HELPING KIDS FIND NEW FREEDOM AND CREATIVITY WHILE PROVIDING PARENTS WITH BEAUTIFUL, GALLERY-WORTHY ART FOR THEIR WALLS—AND MEMORIES TO LAST A LIFETIME. The concept is messy but simple. After setting a date and agreeing on a color palette custom to the family’s home and tastes, they are invited to Burolla’s large studio space in Lakewood to play and paint. Burolla photographs the child’s fun paint exploration on an 80 squarefoot paper, but the real magic happens after the family leaves. She then examines the painting in small sections looking for interesting shapes, textures and color composition and photographs them. "It's a special way to capture a moment in childhood and have it up on your wall for many years, most people would never guess they were actually done by your kids," says Burolla. “It gives parents beautiful and contemporary artwork that is both artistic and sentimental by preserving a part of their child's creativity.” Clients receive one 20x30-inch print and can choose to upgrade size and materials. Burolla says most clients buy the digital files or a printed book of their child in action to remember the painting process, and many add art prints to create a series of two or three images together. Inspired by the simple black and white macro images of Edward Weston, Burolla has loved photography her entire life. She says the medium provides a special ability to bring to light things we normally take for granted and compose them in a way that is visually interesting. “Photography helps us discover the extraordinary in everyday moments,” says Burolla. Looking ahead, Burolla plans to focus on new fundraising opportunities in 2018. She will begin selling
prints
via
her
website
(AndreaBurollaPhotography.com) where a portion of sales will be donated to either St. Jude Children's Research Hospital or Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. She has also forged a relationship with the National PKU Alliance, inviting kids who have the inherited metabolic disorder Phenylketonuria to participate in painting sessions. Their artwork will then be auctioned at a PKU fundraising gala in Denver in May. Burolla is seeking additional partnerships to help with fundraising efforts for other local charitable organizations.
"IT'S A SPECIAL WAY TO CAPTURE A MOMENT IN CHILDHOOD AND HAVE IT UP ON YOUR WALL FOR MANY YEARS, MOST PEOPLE WOULD NEVER GUESS THEY WERE ACTUALLY DONE BY YOUR KIDS," SAYS BUROLLA. “IT GIVES PARENTS BEAUTIFUL AND CONTEMPORARY ARTWORK THAT IS BOTH ARTISTIC AND SENTIMENTAL BY PRESERVING A PART OF THEIR CHILD'S CREATIVITY.”
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Music includes classical and con-
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