Pikes Peak Artist Collective is offering online art lessons for children for the month of May.

Colorado Springs Art School; Pikes Peak Artist Collective's April Newsletter

Adults students art show inspired by Van Gogh, taught by Erin Gillespie.

Students Art Show inspired by Georgia O'Keeffe, taught by Erin Gillespie

Get your Ghost on this Valentine's Day with a clay date night at Pikes Peak Artist Collective! Enjoy complementary homemade food and drink while you create with clay; wheel throwing and hand building.

Enjoy the Valentine season by learning watercolor techniques while creating your own unique floral designs. Each student will create two paintings.

Introducing mixed media artist and workshop teacher Barbara Dimond!

Wood burning workshop taught by local artist Meg Fuller

Albert Bierstadt opened my eyes to the sublime landscape, and under the tutelage of John Ruskin’s treatises on the subject I dove headlong into landscape painting.

Join us in celebrating and supporting our students, teachers and local artists!

Come develop a vision for 2020 by creating a dream board to start your year off right.

I believe that art brings all people together, as it helps us to express ourselves in a necessary, and even therapeutic way.

My art journey started when I was in graduate school and I took oil painting classes from a local artist in town. I absolutely loved painting!

Artist, Teacher, Student of the Arts, I have loved art all of my life! - Elizabeth workshop teacher

Jasmine Dillavou is an eco-conscious, Boricua mixed media artist. Dillavou investigates identity through the lens of complex cultural visibility and heavy political topics. For her first workshop with PPAC she will be running "Layers; Collage and Assemblage" view our calendar for more information.

My journey to becoming a teacher at PPAC is one of a lifetime. It is wrapped up with my life as an artist, and key parts of my sense of self. -Austin

I am so happy to teach classes at Pikes Peak Artists Collective. The historic art district and along with the welcoming, lovely studio combine to provide a wonderful environment for learning and creating.

20 years ago I started Studio 101 out of my home. It out-grew our home and onto the avenue, becoming a very strong entity in the Old Colorado City business district.

I feel so fortunate to live in Colorado Springs. The beauty of the landscape and its community makes it a wonderful place to be inspired, to create and to feel a part of a place.