A Bit About MSAC


Ask by Doyle Svenby

Evolution Metal Flower by Glenn Rudolph

Man-in-Z-Moon by Dan Romano

North Star by Don and Maxine Green

Pea by Laszlo Palos

Peeps by Liz Szabo

Pequod by James Graham

Phoenix by Neil Fenton

Pile of Spirals by Liz Szabo

Don Quixote by Jim Geary

Sentinel #1 by Steve Wood

Sentinel by Dan Romano
The Manitou Springs Arts Council was established in 2004 for the purpose of serving both artists and the community. MSAC is a Public Charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, and serves as the umbrella organization for the arts in Manitou. MSAC supports the visual, performance, holistic, literary and culinary disciplines. This diverse and eclectic range of art is a reflection of the unique place that is Manitou Springs.
Recent MSAC Activities
- Brought sculpture to the downtown area
- Supported District 14’s art project which resulted in colorful banners created by school students for the city’s lamp posts
- Supported Concrete Couch projects where teenagers use their artistic and creative talents — like creating and installing unique mosaic benches at Cheyenne Spring Park and Mandalas in Soda Springs Park
- Created a 2009 calendar with the Friends of the MS Public Library to benefit the library
- Assisted with sidewalk chalk art created by high school students during Art Walk weekend
- Collaborated with the Historical Society on the Hebes Project to benefit the Heritage Center
- Held "Wearable Art" and "Art at the Lofts" galas
- Collaborated with the Mineral Springs Foundation on a "way finder’s" project
- Collaborated with the Business of Art Center on an exhibit and sale of signed prints by world-famous artist couple Christo & Jeanne-Claude to benefit both the BAC and MSAC
- Promoted art-related events in Manitou Springs
- Worked to preserve Manitou Springs’ heritage as a place for artists and those who appreciate the arts



Coutura Design Inspirations
Bussiness of Art Center
Black Cat Books
Commonwheel Artists Co-op
Green Horse Gallery