DENVER ~ In a move to support the thriving arts community in Colorado, Governor Polis signed SB26-133 - Colorado Artist Companies into law today. The bill, sponsored by Senators Jeff Bridges and Marc Catlin, as well as Representatives Mathew Martinez and Rick Taggart, aims to create new business opportunities for local artists and communities.

Governor Polis expressed his enthusiasm for the new law, stating that Colorado is home to amazing artists, small businesses, and creative industries. He believes that expanding opportunities for artists to grow their businesses and providing more resources will not only benefit the economy but also the next generation of artists.

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The governor emphasized the importance of art in Colorado's culture, history, and way of life. He believes that this law will help artists thrive in the state. Governor Polis extended his gratitude to the bill's sponsors for their efforts in expanding pathways in the arts. With this new law in place, Colorado's artistic community can look forward to a brighter future.

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