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Why 2018 Was a Huge Year For Art in Denver

December 10, 2018

While Denver has been known for its proximity to the mountains, the Broncos and an overwhelming amount of bearded men, the past year has shifted that status so the Mile High City might just become one of the cu...

Local Street Artists Are Customizing Clothing at Express in Cherry Creek Mall

Cori Anderson

December 5, 2018

Fashion has always been its own kind of art. And although Denver hasn't been a premier fashion destination historically, the recently budding cultural scene in the city has increasingly supported both...

Meet The Colorado Woman Who Made a Thriller Inspired by Her Life as a Cam Girl

Jessica Engen

November 30, 2018

Isa Mazzei, a Colorado native, made her way into the film industry in a non-traditional way. She first began her career on screen but as a cam girl. Later, she took inspiration from that time and teamed up with...

Hello Denver, My Name is Olive Moya

Cori Anderson

November 29, 2018

Welcome to our series, Hello Denver, My Name is… where we profile people in Denver that you probably don’t know — but should. Get ready to meet painters, dancers, comedians, musicians, designers and just genera...

MCA Denver Will Lose Its Fearless Leader Adam Lerner Next Year

Cori Anderson

November 27, 2018

For the last decade, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) Denver had Adam Lerner at the helm. During that time, the museum doubled its audience, attracted a younger crowd, forged new paths for all art...

Get to Know Boulder’s Mysterious Street Artist, the Anonymous SMiLE

Josie Lucero

November 27, 2018

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Placed haphazardly throughout Boulder are small, impressionistic pieces of street art that adorn the city’s forgotten spaces and walls. The subject of each piece ranges from cats to portraits of famous icons an...

New Immersive Art and Virtual Reality Experience “Natura Obscura” Is Opening In January

Cori Anderson

November 23, 2018

Immersive artistry is certainly one of the newest cultural trends, especially in the western part of the US. Both the resurgence of interest in roadside attractions and the phenomenal popularity of Me...

Anonymous Street Artist and Activist MissMe to Speak in Denver Next Week

Cori Anderson

November 20, 2018

Graffiti is often associated with negative vandalism, but sometimes an artist with a serious purpose uses graffiti tactics to spread important messages to the masses. That is certainly the case with M...

Prison Poetry Comes to City O’ City This Month

Evans Ousley

November 19, 2018

Known as one of Denver’s favorite vegetarian restaurants, City O’ City also serves another Denver favorite: local art. While the main dining areas feature gallery-style exhibitions, the restaurant’s a...

What to Expect at the Denver Art Museum’s Dior Exhibit

Cheyenne Dickerson

November 18, 2018

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Three years ago, Florence Müller, Avenir Foundation Curator of Textile Arts and Fashion at the Denver Art Museum (DAM) proposed a monumental idea — to debut a Christian Dior haute-couture fashion and art experi...

A Famous Spanish Artist is Taking Over a Denver Gallery with “The Plastic Island”

Cori Anderson

November 16, 2018

- Plastics are invading our oceans at alarming rates. The Ocean Conservancy estimates that the amount of plastic entering our waters is equivalent to a New York City trash truck unloading every minute of every...

Q&A – Owner of Spectra Art Space Explains Her Passion for Curating and Collecting Affordable Art

Cara Chancellor

November 12, 2018

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- The definition of art is a fluid one. For thousands of years, the definition of art has ebbed, flowed and expanded as humans create new ways to express themselves. And here in Denver, we have no shortage ...

Local Streetwear Boutique Station to Close Welton Shop After Four Years in Five Points

Denver Fashion Week is Casting Moms and Their Kids to Walk the Runway Together

Local Nonprofit Boutique Owner Empowers Women Through Fashion

How One Woman Helped Commission 300 Murals in Denver

25 Unique Things to do in Denver this Weekend

A Bar Made out of a Million Legos Is Coming to Denver

Just Announced – Santana to Celebrate 20th Anniversary of Supernatural at Pepsi Center

Show You Should Know – RJD2 at The Ogden

We Challenged Chromeo to Make “Funk on The Rocks” About Funk And They Accepted

Acorn Owner to Open a Dessert Shop at The Source

Fresh Thymes Eatery is One of the Best Healthy Restaurants for Any Diet

Meet Sun Valley Community Kitchen, An Oasis in a Denver Food Desert

Just Announced – Santana to Celebrate 20th Anniversary of Supernatural at Pepsi Center

Show You Should Know – RJD2 at The Ogden

A Guide to Denver’s Third Annual Womxn’s March

Why 2018 Was a Huge Year For Art in Denver

Local Street Artists Are Customizing Clothing at Express in Cherry Creek Mall

Meet The Colorado Woman Who Made a Thriller Inspired by Her Life as a Cam Girl

Hello Denver, My Name is Olive Moya

MCA Denver Will Lose Its Fearless Leader Adam Lerner Next Year

Get to Know Boulder’s Mysterious Street Artist, the Anonymous SMiLE

New Immersive Art and Virtual Reality Experience “Natura Obscura” Is Opening In January

Anonymous Street Artist and Activist MissMe to Speak in Denver Next Week

Prison Poetry Comes to City O’ City This Month

What to Expect at the Denver Art Museum’s Dior Exhibit

A Famous Spanish Artist is Taking Over a Denver Gallery with “The Plastic Island”

Q&A – Owner of Spectra Art Space Explains Her Passion for Curating and Collecting Affordable Art