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Meet The Denver Illustrator Who Creates Inclusive Sex Drawings For Cosmopolitan

May 28, 2019

Welcome to our brand new series, Hello Denver, My Name is… where we profile different people in Denver you probably don’t know, but should. Get ready to meet painters, dancers, comedians, musicians, designers a...

An Art Garage Sale is Taking Over West Colfax With Affordable Art and Supplies

Cori Anderson

May 21, 2019

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Original art doesn't have to be out of your price range. Unlike the blue-chip art market — which sells sculptures for $91 million — local art festivals are fantastic sources to start building a collection. Colo...

Denver Art Museum Explores a Radical Concept with 10,000 Artworks by Local Artist

Cori Anderson

May 16, 2019

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Utopia is a mercurial construct. Philosophers throughout history have dissected what their idea of utopia could be, landing on sometimes far-flung conclusions. But the lesser-known definition behind utopia is "...

15 Unusual Arts and Culture Festivals in Colorado to Get You Outdoors This Summer

Cori Anderson

May 16, 2019

Appreciating art doesn't have to keep you from going outside. Every summer in Colorado there are countless block parties, art markets and festivals that allow you to enjoy some creativity while soaking in the s...

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The First Ever Mural Festival in Grand County is Bringing Major Denver Talent to the Mountains

Cori Anderson

May 15, 2019

Grand County has never been known as an art destination. Within the boundaries of one of the state's largest counties, visitors instead find outdoor pursuits like snowsports at Winter Park Resort and Devil's Th...

An Exhibit of Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel Frescoes is Coming to Colorado This Summer

Cori Anderson

May 9, 2019

Classic pieces of art are almost impossible to see for some people. Not only are the locales of the art crowded, touristy and foreign — check out that line for the Mona Lisa at the Louvre, for instance — but it...

The Danish Artist Who Built the Giant Breckenridge Troll (Twice) Has Something to Teach Us

Cori Anderson

May 8, 2019

Last summer Danish artist Thomas Dambo erected a massive troll made out of recycled wood on a hiking trail in Breckenridge. Only a few months later, it was taken down unceremoniously in the middle of the night ...

Station 16 Gallery in Denver Showcases an Anonymous Street Artist in New Show

Cori Anderson

May 8, 2019

Ever since opening the satellite gallery in Denver at The Source last year, Station 16 has brought an impressive roster of artists that largely fit into the "urban" or "street" genres. The list, which has inclu...

Local Artist Uses Abstract Painting To Reimagine Astrological Signs

Kalley Velarde

May 7, 2019

There has never been a time where abstract artist, Chelsea Hart, didn't feel the need to create. Although born in Cincinnati, Ohio, she has traveled throughout the states and around the world. Her love for art ...

Graffuturism Exhibit Explores How Graffiti Is Changing Contemporary Art

Cori Anderson

May 6, 2019

Graffiti was born out of the postmodern movement in the 1960s, early 1970s, where creatives were looking for ways to express themselves beyond a gallery or museum, resulting in an underground subculture that fi...

La Fiesta Piñateria Creates Custom Piñatas of Anything You Want

Marissa Kozma

May 3, 2019

When the Jamison sisters acquired the vibrant, textured, candy color-coated piñata store on Federal Boulevard from a friend last June, they had no idea what they were in for. Maria Guadalupe “Lupita” Jamison an...

The Artist Behind the Taylor Swift Mural in Nashville Has 7 Murals in Denver

Marissa Kozma

May 2, 2019

The notion probably never entertained your mind, but last Thursday we all found out that former country and now world-famous pop star Taylor Swift has recently set her eyes on the art world — street art specifi...

A Guide to Free Market’s Fashion Boutiques

Surfer Style Makes Waves in the Mountains

Internationally Acclaimed Wearable Art Exhibition Comes to Colorado Springs

SeriesFest Announce Red Rocks Red Carpet, Featuring Usher

What You Missed at Denver Zine Fest 2019

SeriesFest and 34 Things to do in Denver this Week

Review – Yeasayer Played it Safe at the Gothic

This Week In Concerts – Kacey Musgraves, Death Cab for Cutie, Widespread Panic and More

Velvet Joy Gives Us A Sneak Peek of Their First (Public) EP

Zeppelin Station’s Au Feu Is Becoming A Deli

Top Taco and 33 Other Food &Drink Events in Denver this Week

Street Food Night Market to Take Over Asia Center on Friday

Zeppelin Station’s Au Feu Is Becoming A Deli

Craft Alley Launches a First Of Its Kind Denver Summer Beer Garden

Punch Bowl Social Stapleton Opens its 18-Hole Putt Club Today

Meet The Denver Illustrator Who Creates Inclusive Sex Drawings For Cosmopolitan

An Art Garage Sale is Taking Over West Colfax With Affordable Art and Supplies

Denver Art Museum Explores a Radical Concept with 10,000 Artworks by Local Artist

15 Unusual Arts and Culture Festivals in Colorado to Get You Outdoors This Summer

The First Ever Mural Festival in Grand County is Bringing Major Denver Talent to the Mountains

An Exhibit of Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel Frescoes is Coming to Colorado This Summer

The Danish Artist Who Built the Giant Breckenridge Troll (Twice) Has Something to Teach Us

Station 16 Gallery in Denver Showcases an Anonymous Street Artist in New Show

Local Artist Uses Abstract Painting To Reimagine Astrological Signs

Graffuturism Exhibit Explores How Graffiti Is Changing Contemporary Art

La Fiesta Piñateria Creates Custom Piñatas of Anything You Want

The Artist Behind the Taylor Swift Mural in Nashville Has 7 Murals in Denver