Draw! It¶¶Ňőap cowboy vs. cowboy at the Denver Art Museum and MCA
It¶¶Ňőap hard to imagine two exhibitions that might complement each other as well as this pair of cowboy art shows.
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How “The Met: Live in HD” changed opera
This live transmissions from The New York Met have been given the art form a new life. This upcoming opera season has some promising offerings in the lineup.
What’s the purpose? Slow art can be taxing in a fast-paced world.
The show explores repetitiveness, purpose and purposelessness.
8 must-see Denver classical, jazz and dance performances for fall 2023
Autumn is the high season for the fine arts, the time of year when the folks who make and show classic and contemporary music and dance put on their biggest...
Women-only shows have gone a long way toward encouraging equity in the arts. But in 2023, they can be problematic.
Colorado Women to Watch feels like an old-school “she” of a show in an emerging “they” world.
Pick your own price: Promoter lets ticket buyers decide what classical music concerts are worth
Augustana Arts, one of Denver’s premier classical music presenters, is upending the way it sells tickets to concerts.
Interactive, kid-friendly exhibit will take you back to the feel-good future
The artist combined found objects -- astronaut helmets, kitchen utensils, outdated electronics, digital projections, recycled mylar — to create an other-worldly way station in some far-off galaxy.
The secret is out about Denver’s most adventurous art incubator
Any out-of-towner who pops by Understudy during a visit here -- often by accident — walks away with the idea that Denver is a forward-thinking metropolis.
Draw! A trio of summer exhibitions will change how you think about the world’s oldest form of visual art
If you are grumpy abut the complexities of contemporary art, these shows offer a nice way to chill out on a hot summer day.
One-night only: A chance to see Burning Man-style art in Denver
“I think that what a lot of people overlook about Burning Man ... is that it is actually a great opportunity for artists,”