Undubbed Unveils Glow Art: “When the Lights Go Out”
Well, it’s First Friday again and today Things That Glow (everyone’s favorite rave accessory store) is opening its doors to the public with an offering far more curious than flow toys and LEDs. Artist, Undubbed, has slowly been making a name for herself in Denver over the past few years, starting off as an independent...
The Friday Experience: Germinal Stage – Part One
The Germinal Stage has been a constant stop for many who enjoy live theatre. With 100 seats their productions take the audience on an intimate journey, Ed Baierlein and Sallie Diamond have been an important reason for this. “On December 28th, 2012, the Germinal Stage sold it’s building at 44th and Alcott, which has been our...
Nick Cave: Open Dance Call at the DAM
This past Friday, Contemporary artist Nick Cave held an open dance call at the Denver Museum of Art. 120 people were given the opportunity to dance in front of Cave with a chance to be among the 10-15 chosen to collaborate with him and local professional dancers for his performance at the DAM on June...
Couture Décor: Meredith Nicole, Storytelling Through Wood Grain
“LOVE,” “FAITH,” “STRENGTH” – these were the carved inscriptions hidden in the underbelly of a massive, wooden family dining table in France – the words, a chilling memory of its World War II history. During the war, German soldiers occupied the French family’s home where the table resided. Seizing the home for two weeks, the...
The Friday Experience: Patrick McGirr – Inspiring Art
Living, working and creating art with “True Grit”, an indomitable spirit, nearly says everything you need to know about Patrick McGirr. However, it is his passion for sharing his talents and getting involved with the youth of our City excited about the arts that place him at a different level of artistry. Patrick McGirr...
The Legacy Project: A Latino Legacy at Museo de las Americas
The Chicano movement has deep roots and a rich history in the Southwest, especially here in Colorado. The Crusade for Justice of the 60s and 70s didn’t just inspire a new wave of political activism; it also gave birth to a new generation of Chicano artists. These artists claimed a unique style that was closely...
The Friday Experience: Dancing with Color – Stefan Geissbuhler
“Create what you feel, what you believe and be as fearless as you can”. It is this direct and honest approach that Stefan Geissbuhler takes with his artwork. “I take my work, but not necessarily myself seriously”. As Geissbuhler explains it “Like most artists, I have been driven to create art since I was a...
The Friday Experience: Out and About – Rethinking Western
The Friday Experience is not just about a story to be told it’s about adventure in our Culture; it’s about getting yourself out and about in our society. Rethinking Western the current art show at Gallery 1261, showing through February 23rd , takes the audience on a visually updated journey through what the “West” means to...
In Focus:Travel to the past with Tam O’Neill Fine Arts
Tam O’Neill Fine Arts is an amazing place to get original 19th century prints. Moreover, the owner of the gallery Tam O’Neill is academically trained in fine art print making and is interested to exhibit only original prints – you won’t stumble upon a reproduction here. The gallery is filled with antique prints and photographs,...
Amy Hollinger Dance Benefit
Fifteen dance companies from across the Front Range are putting on their pointe shoes for a cause; that of dancer Amy Hollinger. Hollinger, 22, was struck by a car on the way home from a performance of Colorado Ballet’s Sleeping Beauty on October 20. The driver rushed Amy to Denver Health, but some of the...
The Friday Experience: Patrick Kane McGregor – Esoteric Art
The mural/hand-painted ad artist gives of their creativity without restraint, their skill and artistic nature shows through even on the rugged surfaces that serve as their canvas. Patrick Kane McGregor is one such artist who has made the wall his canvas for the past 18 years. “I have always been artistic. Shortly after my...
In Focus: Daniel McVey Will Make You Believe In Magic
Right after the holiday season, people are more prone to believe in magical and wonderful fairytales. Photographer Daniel McVey and his works could not be more appropriate for this kind of story. Not so long ago, he, a self-taught photographer, submitted a photograph to the contest organized by the Denver Photo Art Gallery and John...
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