These are the Colorado public art proposals that didn’t make the cut
The entire show is built around public art projects that were carefully proposed, diligently submitted, thoroughly considered -- and then completely rejected.
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In a historic mining town, Central City Opera holds a 92-year-long claim to fame
When it comes to sizing up Central City Opera, the only difficult question is this: Which is more precious to Colorado, the gem or the jewel box?
These artists capture the landscape in radically different ways
The four artists in “Desire Lines” are showing natural vistas in new ways.
Mysterious, hybrid animals lurk among the flora at Denver Botanic Gardens
The giant and colorful sculptures are part of the summer show, "Spirit Guides."
Nature gets a slick, high-tech treatment at the Denver Art Museum
It is an interactive affair, and about as far away from a traditional display of pretty pictures hanging on a gallery wall as you can get.
Denver will be poorer with fewer art museums, but recent merger still makes sense
Exhibition-making is DAM’s superpower, and this is where the merger should pay off.
“The Dog Show” is art for the heart of Denver dog lovers
Even a short while ago, an effort like this would have seemed too sentimental and self-indulgent, and probably too low-art, for me to appreciate it.
In a secret Aurora art gallery, simple stories told in textiles
Although it has been open for a dozen years now, and producing ponder-worthy exhibitions all along, the Fulginiti Gallery on the Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora remains something of a...
“Espiritu Hermosx” at the Museo de las Americas explores LGBTQ+ identity through the eyes of Latinx artists
See the exhibition "Espiritu Hermosx” -- in English, “Beautiful Spirit” — play out at the Museo de las Americas in Denver’s Santa Fe art district.
10 of the most beautiful things to see this spring and summer around Denver
What is beautiful? Is it a captivating piece of art? A perfectly framed scene of nature? A building or a green space that challenges, and opens up, our aesthetic senses?...