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After a Decade in Prison, An Influential Denver Graffiti Writer Finds His Groove Again

October 9, 2018

- Street art in Denver has become the new norm, but with that city-wide transformation, it can be easy to forget how (and who) started painting on the walls and in the alleys. The OGs of the Denver street art ...

Vintage Sticker Collages Take Over Station 16 Gallery at The Source

Cori Anderson

October 4, 2018

- Stickers have become so common, it's hard to imagine a time when they weren't. Now, we see stickers on cars, signposts, windows, water bottles, computers — and there are even entire brands devoted to producin...

Meow Wolf’s Call For Colorado Artists Opens Friday

Cori Anderson

October 3, 2018

Ever since Meow Wolf announced its plans to construct a permanent exhibition in Denver, many Colorado artists have been wondering how they can be involved. Well, now is your chance — starting October ...

The Ice Castles Will Be in Dillon, Colorado Again This Winter

Marissa Kozma

October 2, 2018

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If you missed them last year — you’re in luck. It was announced that the Ice Castles are officially returning to Dillon, Colorado this winter, as one of six locations that will host the Utah-based ice...

The MCA Has Been Taken Over By Larger-Than-Life Sculptures Made From Ordinary Things

Cori Anderson

September 28, 2018

Making ordinary materials extraordinary is not a new technique for practitioners of creative endeavors. In many ways, that's what all art is — repurposing materials into something unusual, novel or unique. But ...

How Meow Wolf Plans to Support Denver’s Community and Combat Gentrification

Cori Anderson

September 26, 2018

With all the hype about Meow Wolf, and especially with the Denver addition to their permanent exhibition repertoire, it's refreshing to know they are focused on speaking candidly about their corporate...

Lakewood Gallery Pairs Denver Artist Kaitlin Zeismer With Well-Known Street Artist Morley

Cori Anderson

September 21, 2018

Two artists are sharing Sally Centigrade this upcoming month with an exhibition that mixes the serious and the playful, the cunning and the simple. Local artist Kaitlin Zeismer and Los Angeles artist Morley are...

Ai Weiwei’s ‘Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads’ is Extending Its Stay In Denver

Cara Chancellor

September 20, 2018

Last year, Ai Weiwei, one of China's most famous living artists, brought his Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads installation to Civic Center Park. The collection came to Denver with an expiration date and...

New Art Show is Auctioning off Custom Toys by Denver’s Top Street Artists

Cori Anderson

September 20, 2018

- Toys aren't just for kids. They're also for art collectors. That's at least how Kidrobot sees them. The Colorado-based company produces designer toys with the help of artists from all over the world. Some...

An Art and “Cannabis-Inspired” Factory Party is Coming to Denver Rock Drill

Cara Chancellor

September 19, 2018

From abandon mills to abandon speedways, cemeteries and factories of industrial times past — Colorado is full of once bustling spaces that now serve as nothing more than a memory. And while some of these locati...

Hello Denver, My Name is Ryan Wurst

Cori Anderson

September 18, 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...

The History of Five Points Showcased This Weekend at Doors Open Denver

Cori Anderson

September 18, 2018

Each year for the last 13 years, the Denver Architectural Foundation has presented Doors Open Denver (DOD), a weekend of appreciation for urban design and architecture in the city. This year nearly 70 sites wil...

303 Street Style – Denver Fashion Week Fall ’18

What You Missed From Denver Fashion Week Fall ’18

What You Missed From the DFW Streetwear Show

A 100+ Year Old Denver Building is Now a Revitalized Event Space

Here Are the Award Winning Films From the 41st Denver Film Festival

Staff Picks – The 10 Best Films We Saw at Denver Film Festival

Show You Should Know – Rubblebucket is Finally Returning to the Mile High

Just Announced – Interpol Headed To Red Rocks In 2019

Show You Should Know – Ross From Friends To Bring Lo-Fi House To Bar Standard

Frijoles Colorado is a Family Affair Making Some of the City’s Best Cuban Food

Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House Introduces Renovations and New Menu to Celebrate 21 Years

National Yeti Day and 18 Other Food & Drink Events in Denver this Week

Staff Picks – The 10 Best Films We Saw at Denver Film Festival

Show You Should Know – Ross From Friends To Bring Lo-Fi House To Bar Standard

Review – RÜFÜS DU SOL Lived Up To The Hype at The Fillmore

After a Decade in Prison, An Influential Denver Graffiti Writer Finds His Groove Again

Vintage Sticker Collages Take Over Station 16 Gallery at The Source

Meow Wolf’s Call For Colorado Artists Opens Friday

The Ice Castles Will Be in Dillon, Colorado Again This Winter

The MCA Has Been Taken Over By Larger-Than-Life Sculptures Made From Ordinary Things

How Meow Wolf Plans to Support Denver’s Community and Combat Gentrification

Lakewood Gallery Pairs Denver Artist Kaitlin Zeismer With Well-Known Street Artist Morley

Ai Weiwei’s ‘Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads’ is Extending Its Stay In Denver

New Art Show is Auctioning off Custom Toys by Denver’s Top Street Artists

An Art and “Cannabis-Inspired” Factory Party is Coming to Denver Rock Drill

Hello Denver, My Name is Ryan Wurst

The History of Five Points Showcased This Weekend at Doors Open Denver