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Bill Hudson, President
Bill started organizing fundraising concert events in 1974 while living in Juneau, Alaska. He served on the initial Board of Directors for the perennially-popular Alaska Folk Festival.

In the early 80s, he founded the Tricycle Theater to present children's theater in Juneau, and also worked with Perseverance Theatre as a set designer and as director of family-oriented productions. He helped Juneau Dance Unlimited expand their summer Dance Camp into a Summer Arts Camp, and worked there for several summers as an art and theater instructor.

As asilk-screen artist, Bill designed and created the Alaska Folk Festival posters for 12 years which, along with all his other poster art designs, have become collectors' items.

Upon moving to Pagosa Springs, Colorado, he founded the Kids Summer Arts Camp, and the Pagosa Pretenders Family Theater, both of which continue to offer activities for children and families. He and his wife Clarissa Hudson founded Artstream Cultural Resources to provide arts-in-education experiences for public schools in Colorado. Artstream has continued to expand its offerings in both Colorado and Alaska, sponsoring theater, film-making, music, and cultural events and activities.

Bill is a self-employed artist, web-designer and is the editor and publisher of the local on-line magazine, the Pagosa Daily Post. Occasionally, he plays bass in his rock n' soul band called "Rock-ola."

Bill has created several public art installations in collaboration with his wife Clarissa; you may view some of their work on their website at: http://hudsonhudson.com