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The Love Local Issue The more I learn about Greeley, the more I fall in love with it. And what I have learned the most about living here the past few years is just how loved Greeley is. For our Love Local issue, we wanted to showcase what makes us all love this special town. We wanted to highlight the people who helped make this community the unique place it is. In this issue, you will meet many Greeley locals who all share the same love for our community and express it through art. I encourage you to visit some of the places that proudly present the art made by our very own. “Love local” means your local businesses and those in our community—but it also means loving what is near. Those under your own roof included. We’ve always believed what we can do together is so much more than what we can do apart and we hope the pages of this month’s magazine will help you do just that. We hope that we inspire you to love it just a bit more than you did before. Thanks for letting us be a part of your lives month after month. Happy February!

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A CINEMATIC REVOLUTION Meet Greeley Filmmakers Nkosi Roma and Ryan Stephen Holly

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Nkosi Roma and Ryan Stephen Holly are sparking a cinematic revolution and Greeley will host the original fire. Akin to how Greenwich Village was the epicenter of the folk music renaissance, Greeley will forever be remembered as the dawn of a new era of cinema. Nkosi is a native son of Greeley. He played basketball and ran track at Dayspring Christian Academy, earned an associate degree through Aims Community College and premiered his award-winning debut short film Return to Sender at The Kress. From family cameraman to 16mm film cinematographer leading productions nationwide, Nkosi’s artistic journey is imbued with over five years of colorful professional experiences that range from short films to music videos to fashion films and beyond. He shares his creative adventures on his YouTube channel and aspires to connect with and mentor the next generation. Recent notable achievements include official selections for music video By The Dawn at deadCenter Film Festival and Short Film Honorable at St. Louis International Film Festival. CONTINUED >

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Ryan earned an MFA in Screenwriting from Pepperdine University. He currently splits his time between Denver, Los Angeles and his newfound home–courtesy of the Roma family– Greeley. His scripts, films and music videos have earned honors in the world’s top competitions including the Austin Film Festival. Ryan’s dedication to original storytelling has fueled over 500,000 words written. Founder and CEO of Denver-based Ocean Exile Creative, Ryan leads a crew of young filmmakers in the production of visual media. This vast production experience

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has been essential to his aspirations of bridging the gap from client work to his own original cinematic projects. His ambition is to build Ocean Exile into a film studio that produces original TV and feature content in addition to offering opportunities to emerging filmmakers who otherwise wouldn’t have access to professional mentors and camera equipment. With their powers combined, Nkosi and Ryan have collaborated on numerous projects and are currently focused on their first feature film: Method. A prestige psychological drama in the

Their independent spirit has inspired them to not only produce the picture outside of the Hollywood system but to launch a revolutionary disruptive distribution model called The Red Carpet Roadshow that will launch in Greeley this spring. vein of Black Swan and Whiplash, Method will first appear as a proof of concept short film that will be shot entirely in Greeley this month. Their independent spirit has inspired them to not only produce the picture outside of the Hollywood system but to launch a revolutionary disruptive distribution model called The Red Carpet Roadshow that will launch in Greeley this spring. The Red Carpet Roadshow is slated to tour the US and is designed to uplift local communities, businesses, and filmmakers via an elegant red carpet/black tie event that unites artists from many disciplines to showcase their work and connect with their audience. Follow Nkosi and Ryan on Instagram @nkosiroma, @rsho1ly, and @methodfilm. FEB R UARY 2 0 2 4 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C O M / G R E E L E Y

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At the heart of the Greeley community, a dynamic hub of creativity flourishes, as local artists contribute to the ever-evolving cultural landscape. Beyond the artwork, we uncover narratives of resilience and unwavering artistic commitment. Meet the minds behind the masterpieces as we celebrate the diversity of the art and culture that is deeply-rooted in our community.

Dean Dickson

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“27 YEARS OF SCULPTING, 30 YEARS AS AN EDUCATOR, 4 YEARS PAINTING AND A lifetime OF WANTING TO BE A cowboy.” CONTINUED > FEB R UARY 2 0 2 4 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C O M / G R E E L E Y

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“ W I T H E V E RY SE S SION, MY GOA L IS A LWAYS TO CON V EY emotion A N D AU T H E N T ICI T Y BY connecting WITH THE PEOPLE I photograph.” 28

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“SH A R I NG WON DER , JOY, AND humor IS IMPORTANT TO ME, A ND I THINK TH AT'S W HY I LOVE painting PUBLIC ART SO MUCH.” CONTINUED > FEB R UARY 2 0 2 4 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C O M / G R E E L E Y

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S eve n Sy m p h o n i c Po r t ra i t s : A We l d C o u n t y Re fl e c t i o n EXHIBIT EXPLORES GREELEY AND WELD COUNTY HISTORY THROUGH MUSIC

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1991.42.1062L, City of Greeley Museums, Hazel E. Johnson Collection

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Dylan's handwritten composition

Seven Symphonic Portraits: A Weld County Reflection” opened November 16, 2023, at the Greeley History Museum. The exhibit features music by Dylan Fixmer, Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra’s composer-in-residence. Dylan’s work premiered in October 2023 at the orchestra’s performance of “Portraits of the West: Picturing Utopia.” To compose “Seven Symphonic Portraits,” Dylan spent hours exploring Greeley and Weld County stories. He traveled the area, met colorful characters and found inspiration in the Greeley Museums’ archives. The seven movements that resulted convey the hopes, dreams, and struggles of the people who lived and worked here. In a recent Weld Found podcast with Tim Coons of the Weld Community Foundation, Dylan explained how he researched the stories that shaped the movements. “I tried to collect as much information from as many different people as possible, and the museum made that very easy for me. They have this collection of oral histories in these giant file cabinets in the basement—just file after file of people talking about their experiences living in Greeley and in Weld County,” Dylan said. “I read through so many of

them looking for commonalities, and when I found something I really liked, I would go ask if I could have access to the audio files.” He says that the process of sifting through oral histories helped him start to find common threads that he wove into seven themes. “So, the seven movements… are representative of common experiences within people in Weld County. I tried to distill all of those oral histories and all of those photographs that go with them into these movements. Each movement represents some shared experience of the people,” Dylan says. (To listen to the two-part podcast, visit WeldFound.Podbean.com.) For the exhibit at the Greeley History Museum, Dylan collaborated with the Greeley Museum staff as they used images and objects from the museum’s collections to create the exhibit. Visitors can use QR codes in the exhibit to hear recordings of the music as performed by the Greeley Philharmonic. The Greeley History Museum, 714 8th Street, is open Thursday to Saturday. For more information, contact the Greeley History Museum at 970-350-9220 or by emailing museums@greeleygov.com.

“So, the seven movements… are representative of common experiences within people in Weld County. I tried to distill all of those oral histories and all of those photographs that go with them into these movements.” CONTINUED > FEB R UARY 2 0 2 4 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C O M / G R E E L E Y

C1_3015.0001.2D, City of Greeley Museums, Permanent Collection

SEVEN SYMPHONIC PORTRAITS: A WELD COUNTY REFLECTION

I. Dreaming: Visions of Utopia As Dylan researched to create this work, he read about all the dreams and aspirations that different peoples brought to the land. An Arapaho quote heavily influenced one of the melodies: “My children, my children, Here it is - I give it to you - the earth, the earth. “

II.

1971.44.0001, City of Greeley Museums, Permanent Collection

II. Yearning: Searches for Knowledge What does a community long for when they are in this region? They want their children to have knowledge and be ready for life! In this movement, Dylan quotes a hymn that is the club song for the Want to Know Club, a gathering of women in Weld County founded in 1890. (The group is still active today!) The hymn, “Scatter Seeds of Kindness,” can be heard throughout the movement. III. Changing: Cycles of Renewal This movement portrays how change is cyclical by showcasing similar chords in a continuous progression. It was inspired by seeing a city management building that was, over time, built, razed and rebuilt again. Does the flickering melody sound familiar? Dylan quotes the chickadee, a migratory bird that is seasonal in our region, to reemphasize constant change and renewal.

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2004.23.0003, City of Greeley Museums, Permanent Collection

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V. Judging: Divisions Between Us Another challenge explored in this orchestral work comes not from outside, like difficulties found in movement 4, but within. Where does the ignoring of human dignity and created divisions bring us as a community? Listen to the strings, found to be classical and serious, as they are in conflict with the rest of the more modern-sounding orchestra.

AI-4391, City of Greeley Museums, Permanent Collection

AI-0373, City of Greeley Museums, Permanent Collection

IV. Enduring: Hard Times There are large events that globally affect a community beyond its control—wars, famine, depression, a pandemic… changes in history that affect lots of people quickly and test a region’s spirit! There is a uniting aspect to these outside hardships. This piece is paired with the 5th movement as a pair of challenges.

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VI. Celebrating: Moments of Unity Movement 6 is based on a contra dance. This old-fashioned form of line dancing (think a barn dance from Little House on the Prairie), means you are moving against each other, or contra. But it is the contrast that makes the beauty happen. Communities share in the dance when they are distinctly themselves as cultures and peoples, yet in sync with each other in a way that benefits the whole. VII. Imagining: Utopia Re-envisioned We begin at the beginning, and you hear the themes from movement one played again, but instead of a descending line, the melody lifts and ascends into a bright, re-imagined future. FEB R UARY 2 0 2 4 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C O M / G R E E L E Y

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come to Margie’s for the coffee, of course, and now the food as well, but I think the local art is a huge part of the Margie’s experience,” she says. With the help of Danyelle Butler, market manager for Margie’s, Margie’s Market was launched. As a ceramicist,

“WE DEFINITELY STARTED KIND OF A NEW VIBE.” -MARGARET THOMPSON 2001, Margie’s Java Joint has gone through changes over the years. After transitioning ownership, Margaret Thompson, the daughter of the original owners, purchased the business in 2018 with her husband, Justin Ghofrani, and reopened the beloved cafe with new twists. “We really tried to hang onto some of the aesthetic features from the old days, but we definitely started kind of a new vibe,” Margaret says. Some of the decor remains from the original Margie’s including the baby in the floor, wall mural, old soda fountain and back counterpiece, but Margaret wanted to incorporate local art when they first opened in 2018. According to Margaret, Margie’s has always had a reputation for local art. “Margie’s has always been kind of a hub for artists in general, sort of an artists gathering place.... People have always

Danyelle was already very involved with Greeley’s art scene and was able to establish relationships with local artists to retail local art. Margie’s Market has become a popular attraction. “We do have a pretty strong waitlist as well. Thankfully there is no shortage of local art for us to sell,” Margaret says. Margie’s Java Joint shares the namesake of Maragret’s grandmother, Margarie, who pioneered the original bookstore in which Margie’s came to be. “Her legacy is very strong around here, and I’m not necessarily named after her, but our names are pretty similar so it’s very fun to be able to carry on that legacy,” she says. Margie’s has also rolled out a new business model offering beer, wine and craft cocktails after 4 pm. As such, Margaret looks forward to offering more events such as live music and art showcases.

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Wonderhand Studios has an appreciation of art and community in its foundation. The studio and artists specialize in non-toxic relief printing methods like woodcut, linocut, relief engraving, and letterpress. Johanna Mueller founded the studio with her husband, Stan Scott; both have their MFAs in printmaking and experience teaching art classes. They’ve amassed a collection of equipment for themselves since graduate school, but they always knew they wanted to share it with a larger arts community. According to Johanna, “Printmaking revolves around the printing press, much like ceramics revolves around the kiln. But it is equipment that not everyone has in their home, so public studios exist.” She and Stan used the backyard of their Fort Collins house as a makeshift studio to host artists and to teach small classes. But they wanted something that could accommodate more people. When Johanna and Stan found teaching positions at Aims and UNC, it was natural to move to Greeley and establish a commercial studio there. Wonderhand found its home at 721 7th St, in Downtown Greeley. The skylights sold Johanna on the location—natural light is essential for artists. She and Stan moved their four printing presses to the studio, in addition to a few they had in storage. Their soft opening came in January 2020, and they looked forward to a promising year of art. A year that ended in March when the lockdowns began. Johanna says the pandemic gave her and Stan time to reevaluate their offerings and focus on what Greeley’s community needed. Then, it was a space for people to create art, one-on-one. With a tight-knit community like the printmaking one, information about Wonderhand Studios’ change spread quickly. Between 2020 and 2022, Johanna had people coming in to work on their individual projects—and she even garnered a few studio memberships. Those studio memberships are still active now. After selecting their area of specialization, artists

gain unlimited access to and use of the equipment at Wonderhand. The Studio boasts several presses, including ones for etching, lithography, and letterpress, as well as paper cutters, steel and butcher block worktables, pressure washers, and shared hand tools. Artists can choose between a printshop membership (with multiple tiers), studio rental, and drop-in usage. Johanna and Stan provide an incredible opportunity to established artists and those interested in getting started. The two biggest barriers to art are knowledge and materials, and Wonderhand Studios neatly and affordably solves both issues. They have also modified their approach to teaching, in the wake of a trip to Oaxaca, Mexico in October 2022. A hub for printmaking, Oaxaca stunned them with its simple studios and dazzling workmanship. The pair took a woodcutting class with other tourists; the instructor handed them a tool, a block, a few instructions, and set them free. These two university professors discovered a new style of instruction, one that moved away from a collegiate structure and sought to help people just make art. They developed the “Renegade Relief” class for Wonderhand Studios. Designed to be approachable and high-quality, economical and accessible, the class was incredibly popular. For those interested in printmaking—great news! The Studio’s list of classes is growing in 2024. Previously, the “Renegade Relief” class was offered on repeat as a way for people to improve their skills. Johanna decided to split the class into two levels: “Beginners Luck,” for anyone new to the studio or the process of printmaking, and “Repeat Offenders,” an independent-study style class that allows artists to work on a project, receive feedback from Johanna and Stan and learn advanced techniques. Beyond printmaking, Johanna is also introducing letterpress classes, which will teach artists how to use Gutenberg-style moveable type. And, to make art display-ready, she will also hold framing classes throughout 2024, allowing anyone to drop in and frame their work.

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