Rocky Mountain High
Artist, Isa Catto, has a hard time staying focused in summer. She should be in her studio, painting watercolors, but she only wants to be “out in the garden, ogling seedlings,” she says. “I used to freak out about it, until I decided to count it as my studio practice-it’s professional development.”
Aspen Words Writers In Residence Program
This radio show features Isa Catto Shaw and Daniel Shaw, who host the Aspen Words Writers in Residence Program at their home in Woody Creek each year.
Cross Currents-art Base And Hudson Reed Ensemble
In this segment of Cross Currents, the Art Base has an opening featuring Isa Catto’s latest work. She gives us a preview along with Art Base executive director Genna Moe.
Sojourner Solutes Holiday 2015
Artist, potter, teacher, writer: a human-scale version of our annual tribute to those who make our home special.
Woody Creek Garden Is A Green Dream For Spring
After a gardening disaster and the loss of her mother, Isa Catto Shaw healed her heart by coaxing life from the soil.
Isa Catto: Finding Her Nature
Forget psychoanalysis and the infinite, newfangled methods of getting to know yourself. For Isa Catto, at least, there is watercolor, clay, paper, found objects, and nights alone in her studio.
A Green Dream Home
In an Aspen artist’s home, the walls are canvases for color. But the foundation on which it stands is pure green.
Making Art A Career
Isa Catto has established a successful career with watercolors by staying vigilant about the business and remaining true to her artistic goals.
