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Program Director, IBREA Foundation and Editor-in-Chief, Brain World Magazine
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Culture , Architecture , Design
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By Isabel Pastor Guzman, Isabel C. Guzmán| Colorado Community Media Verified Local artist Krista Falkenstine is showcasing 28 stunning artworks at the Stanton Gallery in Littleton’s Town Hall Arts Center through April 29. Featuring a range of sizes — from intimate 30 by 30-inch canvases to bold 4 by 5-foot creations — her paintings burst with vivid acrylic colors and abstract interpretations of Colorado’s natural beauty. “I have no particular style, which is both good and bad,” Falkenstine said.
By Isabel Pastor Guzman, Isabel C. Guzmán| Colorado Community Media Verified Almost seven years after Columbine Square and the former O’Toole’s Garden Center on Federal Boulevard and Belleview Avenue were demolished, the City of Littleton is prepping the vacant Columbine Square space for a new apartment complex. “The project includes 373 residential units, with a combination of studios, one bedroom, two bedrooms and three bedroom units,” said Senior Planner Teri Whitmore.
By Isabel Pastor Guzman, Isabel C. Guzmán| Colorado Community Media Verified Local artist Krista Falkenstine is showcasing 28 stunning artworks at the Stanton Gallery in Littleton’s Town Hall Arts Center through April 29. Featuring a range of sizes — from intimate 30 by 30-inch canvases to bold 4 by 5-foot creations — her paintings burst with vivid acrylic colors and abstract interpretations of Colorado’s natural beauty. “I have no particular style, which is both good and bad,” Falkenstine said.
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Brain World Magazine
Welcome to Brain World—the only magazine dedicated to the brain. We believe that neuroscience is the next great scientific frontier, and that advances in understanding the nature of the brain, consciousness, behavior, and health will transform human life in this century. Brain World explores cutting-edge science and how its findings can affect human health, culture, education, global issues, and more. It's written for the general reader—you don't have to be a neuroscientist to appreciate our articles—and we aren't afraid to go in depth into the issues and topics that matter to us. Perhaps that's why Brain World is popular among educators, political and business leaders, health professionals, and individuals everywhere who are interested in the daily revelations granted by neuroscience and the ways in which they can be applied to our lives and the world in which we live.
Founded: 2009