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Wind Chimes Bring Attention to the Unheard Voices of Dry Gulch Park

June 7, 2019

Walking between Federal and Sheridan on the pedestrian path in Dry Gulch Park you will find a series of single-note wind chimes. Made of wood, steel cable, aluminum tubing and plastic found in the park, these c...

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...

Breck’s Free Public Art Fest Returns with Illuminated Wonders

Cori Anderson

March 14, 2019

For the fourth year in a row, light and sound installations will accessorize Breckenridge's Blue River Plaza waterfront in the WAVE: Light + Water + Sound festival from May 30 through June 2. Featuring local, n...

These 2019 Public Art Opportunities Are Currently Up For Grabs

Cori Anderson

March 8, 2019

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If you want to be included in the ever-growing Denver public art collection, now is your time to apply. From sculptures to light and sound displays to murals, the public art scene in Denver is as good as any mu...

How One Woman Helped Commission 300 Murals in Denver

Cori Anderson

January 16, 2019

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In 2018, the Denver Public Art program increased its collection by nearly 30 percent, commissioning over 60 murals through the Urban Arts Fund (UAF). The total amount of murals in the collection now totals at j...

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RiNo’s Outdoor Digital Film Festival Returns For A Second Year

Cori Anderson

December 19, 2018

Last year, during the doldrums of winter, RiNo Art District worked with 10 local artists to activate buildings around the neighborhood by projecting their short films onto exterior walls, calling it Side Storie...

Public Art Projects To Look Out For in 2019

Cori Anderson

December 11, 2018

Every year, Denver's public art scene grows in large part due to the city's own efforts, like those of Denver Arts & Venues. One program, P.S. You Are Here (PSYAH), offers grants to fund projects that are u...

Vandals Deface Tree of Transformation in Civic Center Park

Cori Anderson

July 25, 2018

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At the beginning of this year, local art fabrication team Yetiweurks installed a massive public art sculpture in Civic Center Park and unfortunately, this morning that sculpture was found vandalized. The sculpt...

The 16th Street Mall Alleys Have Changed, Here’s What to Check Out

Cori Anderson

June 20, 2018

- As Denver grows, previously underutilized areas are given more attention for various reasons — whether it be safety, beautification or simply a better use of space. It's that kind of reassessment that provid...

Explore Miles of Public Art On the 40 West ArtLine Path

Cori Anderson

June 19, 2018

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- Lakewood and West Colfax are experiencing a much needed revival after many years of hard work to bring it back to the "Gateway of the Rockies" days. A major player in that revitalization is the 40 West Arts ...

Denver Arts & Venues Want Colorado Artists to Apply for Two Massive Projects

Cori Anderson

May 7, 2018

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- If you haven't noticed, Denver is stepping up its public art game. And they want Colorado artists to help with two massive projects. From commissioned murals to sculptures to interactive light displays in...

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Here are 8 New Public Art Projects Coming to Denver This Year

Cori Anderson

January 15, 2018

Since 2014, Denver Arts & Venues has awarded more than $240,000 in grants to create "inspired, collaborative and community-driven placemaking projects that activate city-owned, outdoor public spaces and enh...

How a Local Thrifter Became a Denver Fashion Pop-Up Maven

Talking Summer’s Biggest Trends with Denver Blogger, Carolina Hellal

A Week of Looks With Denver Stylist Avery Say

A Ranger’s Advice on Protecting Rocky Mountain National Park

29 Unique Things to do in Denver this Weekend

24 Denver Restaurants, Breweries and Bars With Epic Murals

The Green Room is UMS’ Exclusive Underground Bar and Dance Floor

Q&A – Oli McCracken Talks Family, Songwriting Heroes and Finding Home

We Made Master Playlists of Denver’s Best Music by Genre

Uncles Opens a Second Location With an Updated Menu and Cult Classics

Golden Flame Remains an Aurora Favorite For Hot Wings

Stanley Marketplace to Add New Pizza Concept From Paul C. Reilly

Uncles Opens a Second Location With an Updated Menu and Cult Classics

The Green Room is UMS’ Exclusive Underground Bar and Dance Floor

24 Denver Restaurants, Breweries and Bars With Epic Murals

Wind Chimes Bring Attention to the Unheard Voices of Dry Gulch Park

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

Breck’s Free Public Art Fest Returns with Illuminated Wonders

These 2019 Public Art Opportunities Are Currently Up For Grabs

How One Woman Helped Commission 300 Murals in Denver

RiNo’s Outdoor Digital Film Festival Returns For A Second Year

Public Art Projects To Look Out For in 2019

Vandals Deface Tree of Transformation in Civic Center Park

The 16th Street Mall Alleys Have Changed, Here’s What to Check Out

Explore Miles of Public Art On the 40 West ArtLine Path

Denver Arts & Venues Want Colorado Artists to Apply for Two Massive Projects

Here are 8 New Public Art Projects Coming to Denver This Year

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