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What to Expect from Meow Wolf’s New Ride at Elitch Gardens

April 19, 2019

Amusement parks might not be the first place to expect an art exhibition, but the new ride, officially opening tomorrow inside Denver's Elitch Gardens, is just that and more. Created mostly by a sizeable team o...

The Human Figure is Explored Through Sculpture at Denver Botanic Gardens’ Summer Exhibit

Cori Anderson

April 19, 2019

Each spring, the Denver Botanic Gardens must prepare the grounds for the busy summer season. This flurry of activity includes draining the ponds, making repairs and curating an expansive sculpture exhibit. Alth...

This Artist Uses Piñata Paper to Reproduce Classical Mexican Paintings

Cori Anderson

April 19, 2019

In art, it can be especially difficult to remind ourselves to think about how and why something is made. We see a painting after the last brushstroke, we see a sculpture after it's been cast — but all the hour...

A Guide to the Mayoral Candidates and Initiatives on the 2019 Denver Ballot

Cori Anderson, Brittany Werges and Camila Biddulph

April 18, 2019

Unlike November elections, this forthcoming vote in May might have less awareness in the general public. But for those living in Denver, it's more important than ever to cast your vote. That's because we're ele...

International Church of Cannabis Reaches New Heights With Meditative Art Experience

Cori Anderson

April 17, 2019

Tucked away inside an old church between Baker and Wash Park is a breathtaking set of murals by celebrated Spanish artist Okuda San Miguel. Bold, geometric technicolor shapes spill from the ceiling to the walls...

This Theatrical Performance in An Old Globeville Slaughterhouse is Haunting and Poetic

Cori Anderson

April 17, 2019

Most buildings hold ghosts — perhaps not in the spiritual sense of the word, but certainly in the sense that memories or traces of what used to occur within them remain for future inhabitants. Some are more hau...

A Pop-up Art Exhibit Gives Reminders of Spring in a Storefront Window

Cori Anderson

April 10, 2019

For the last five months, a storefront near Vine Street Pub has been featuring artists for a unique art incubation program called The STOREROOM. Using abandoned or unused window displays, The STOREROOM hopes to...

A Digital “Cave” Created by Local Artist at Understudy Provides Peace In Unexpected Ways

Cori Anderson

April 9, 2019

If someone were to tell you there is peace to be found in the onslaught of digital media — endless Instagram feeds, constant Facebook updates, 24-hour news stories — would you believe them? Local artist Drew Au...

5 Art Shows To Check Out For First Friday This Month

Cori Anderson

April 5, 2019

First Fridays in the Denver art districts are a time to shamelessly gallery-hop and see as much art in one night as possible. Galleries are open later, with many offering free bites and drinks, and the overall ...

Colorado Artist To Be Celebrated at MCA Summer Retrospective

Cori Anderson

April 4, 2019

Clark Richert's artistic story in Colorado begins in the mid-1960s, near Trinidad, with a collective called Drop City. The geometry of sustainable living — through R. Buckminster Fuller's geodesic domes — was u...

Anythink Library to Install an Interactive ‘Singing Tree’ Outside The Perl Mack Location

Cori Anderson

April 3, 2019

Libraries generally don't have a reputation for innovation. Instead, they are institutions of history and tradition. But Anythink Library comes from a different place, where private investments through the Anyt...

This Local Company Can Turn Murals – and Anything Colorful – Into Music

Cori Anderson

April 2, 2019

During the street art festival CRUSH Walls last September, two guys were walking around the alleys and touching the murals with large white rings on their fingers. The rings look similar to the candy Ring Pops ...

Meet Tyler Aguilar, the Creator of Heartboy Wearable Art

Meet Designers Vincent and Saul Jimenez, Denver’s MENEZ to Society

How a Local Photographer Captures the Art of Fashion Through His Lens

How You Can Improve Recycling in Denver

Rhino Week and 30 Things to do in Denver this Week

What to Expect from Meow Wolf’s New Ride at Elitch Gardens

Show You Should Know – Luke Miller Talks A Weekend of Lotus

This Week In Concerts – Alice Merton, Dermot Kennedy, Lotus, Roy Blair and More

Local Listen – The Yawpers Seek to Destroy on Human Question

Comida Is Closing at the Source

RiNo is Getting Its Own Farmers Market This June

Vinochromatic Wine Fest and 24 Other Food and Drink Events in Denver this Week

Comida Is Closing at the Source

The Human Figure is Explored Through Sculpture at Denver Botanic Gardens’ Summer Exhibit

The Essential Guide to Izakaya-Style Dining in Denver

What to Expect from Meow Wolf’s New Ride at Elitch Gardens

The Human Figure is Explored Through Sculpture at Denver Botanic Gardens’ Summer Exhibit

This Artist Uses Piñata Paper to Reproduce Classical Mexican Paintings

A Guide to the Mayoral Candidates and Initiatives on the 2019 Denver Ballot

International Church of Cannabis Reaches New Heights With Meditative Art Experience

This Theatrical Performance in An Old Globeville Slaughterhouse is Haunting and Poetic

A Pop-up Art Exhibit Gives Reminders of Spring in a Storefront Window

A Digital “Cave” Created by Local Artist at Understudy Provides Peace In Unexpected Ways

5 Art Shows To Check Out For First Friday This Month

Colorado Artist To Be Celebrated at MCA Summer Retrospective

Anythink Library to Install an Interactive ‘Singing Tree’ Outside The Perl Mack Location

This Local Company Can Turn Murals – and Anything Colorful – Into Music

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